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.