Lawmakers Accuse Minister Xi Zhe of Harsh Treatment of Subordinates
Taiwan Lawmaker alleges Bullying by former Culture Minister
Taipei, Taiwan – Kuomintang legislator Luo Tingwei has accused former Minister of Culture Xi Zhe of bullying ministry staff, citing complaints received by his office. Luo called for a thorough examination by the Ministry of Culture and the Executive Yuan.
Luo revealed that his office received multiple complaints from Ministry of Culture employees alleging mistreatment by Xi Zhe during her tenure. The complaints detailed instances of verbal abuse, unreasonable demands, and a hostile work environment.
One complaint described Xi Zhe’s demanding nature, including specific requirements for her food and beverages. Another alleged that Xi zhe berated staff for minor infractions, such as entering a vehicle after her.
“These are not ghost stories,” Luo stated in a press conference. “We cannot ignore these serious allegations.The Ministry of Culture must investigate these claims thoroughly and transparently.”
Culture Minister Li Yuan responded to the allegations, stating that no formal complaints were filed against Xi Zhe during her time as minister.Li emphasized the Ministry’s zero-tolerance policy towards workplace bullying and assured the public that all complaints are handled objectively and in accordance with Executive Yuan regulations.
Li also highlighted the Ministry’s efforts to create a positive work environment, including encouraging employees to report bullying anonymously and providing support for those affected.
Despite Li’s assurances, Luo insisted that the allegations warrant a full investigation. he urged the Ministry of Culture to hand over its findings to the Executive Yuan for further action and accountability.
This incident raises concerns about workplace culture within Taiwan’s government agencies and the need for robust mechanisms to address bullying and harassment.
Bullying Allegations Rock TaiwanS Ministry of Culture
Taipei, taiwan – Accusations of bullying against former Culture Minister xi Zhe are causing a stir within Taiwan’s government. Kuomintang legislator Luo Tingwei has alleged that Xi Zhe created a opposed work habitat during her tenure, citing multiple complaints received by his office.
The complaints detail instances of verbal abuse, unreasonable demands, and a generally toxic atmosphere. One complaint describes Xi Zhe’s demanding nature,including specific requirements for her food and beverages. Another alleges that Xi Zhe berated staff for minor infractions, like entering a vehicle after her.
“These are not ghost stories,” Luo asserted in a press conference. “We cannot ignore these serious allegations.”
Luo called for a thorough and transparent examination by both the Ministry of Culture and the Executive Yuan.
Culture Minister Li Yuan responded to the allegations, stating that no formal complaints were filed against Xi Zhe during her time as minister. Li emphasized the Ministry’s zero-tolerance policy towards workplace bullying and assured the public that all complaints are handled objectively and in accordance with Executive Yuan regulations.
Li also highlighted the Ministry’s efforts to create a positive work environment, including encouraging employees to report bullying anonymously and providing support for those affected.
Despite Li’s assurances, Luo maintains that a full investigation is necessary. He urged the Ministry of Culture to share its findings with the executive Yuan for further action and accountability.
This incident has ignited a debate about workplace culture within Taiwan’s government agencies and the need for effective mechanisms to address bullying and harassment.