Eiffel Tower chief to step down after exclusion of female staff during Hindu delegation visit
World5 sources3 countries38m ago
Patrick Branco Ruivo, the chief executive of the company managing the Eiffel Tower since 2018, will step down at the end of the year. The decision follows an internal investigation that revealed operational flaws and shortcomings during a private visit to the Paris landmark by members of the Hindu religious group BAPS earlier this month.
The probe concluded that these failures led to the unacceptable removal and exclusion of female staff members from the areas visited by the delegation. The incident sparked a staff walkout and widespread public outrage across France regarding gender discrimination in the workplace.
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The Hindu (IN)Highlights the internal probe findings detailing operational flaws and shortcomings.
France 24 (FR)Emphasises the staff walkout and subsequent public outrage in France.
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