Downing Street Says

Asked about allegations of bullying at the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM), the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) said that John Prescott’s Office had responded earlier today, saying that the ODPM did not tolerate bullying or discrimination. A program of bullying awareness training had been put in place for all senior and middle managers to ensure the organisation created a positive climate for all staff and that the right procedures were in place to deal with cases where staff were not treated with dignity or respect. Asked if John Prescott would be taking the training, the PMS said that journalists would have to ask the ODPM.

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