The Treasury has accepted it contributed to the death of an ‘exemplary’ employee who took her own life following a meeting with managers about an anonymous complaint.
Chloe Moffat, 26, died on May 20 last year after being hauled into a meeting with senior staff and accused of sharing sensitive information about her colleagues, which she denied.
Ms Moffat attended what she had assumed was a routine meeting with her line manager on May 19 last year.
During the meeting she asked several times if her job was at risk, and if she could be supported by a friend.
Both requests were refused. Asked
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