‘Exemplary’ Treasury worker, 26, killed herself a day after meeting over anonymous complaint from colleague left her terrified she would lose her job, inquest told
An inquest heard that a 26-year-old Treasury worker described as “exemplary” took her own life the day after a meeting about an anonymous complaint from a colleague. The hearing was told she became terrified that she would lose her job, raising concerns about the impact of workplace disciplinary processes on employees’ mental health.
The article identifies the woman as a Treasury employee and says the complaint was anonymous, but the supplied text provides no further detail about its content, the employer’s response or the inquest’s conclusion. Her death occurred one day after the meeting, according to the report.
- Inquest hears Treasury worker died after disciplinary meeting.
- She reportedly feared losing her job.
- Case highlights workplace mental-health concerns.