Connolly questioned on 'dead rabbit' in exit talks
At the ICAC's public inquiry into Gail Connolly and other staff at the City of Parramatta, Connolly is asked about the death of an executive director's child's pet rabbit and if she used it to stall the negotiations for the exit of a staff member.
During an ICAC inquiry, Gail Connolly was questioned about a deceased pet rabbit belonging to an executive director. The inquiry focused on whether the incident was used to delay staff exit negotiations. Connolly was part of the investigation into City of Parramatta staff conduct. The rabbit's death was raised as a potential tactic in the process. The inquiry aims to examine internal workplace practices. Questions were directed at Connolly regarding her involvement. The case highlights concerns over procedural integrity. The ICAC is investigating potential misconduct.
The inquiry seeks to determine if improper tactics were used in workplace negotiations.
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