Civil Servants say Dominic Raab would ‘belittle, demean and humiliate’ staff and that working for the Deputy PM was like being in a ‘controlling and abusive relationship’.
Civil servants say working withwas like being in a ‘controlling and abusive relationship’ as he set impossible tasks for them to follow.
Other officials say they lost weight, felt like ending their lives or had breakdowns because the bullying became so bad under his toxic regime. Mr Raab is currently being probed over eight formal complaints involving at least 24 staff during his time as a senior minister.: ‘He would then be very different with everybody else. He changes his behaviour depending on whether you are a civil servant he has control over or another government minister.’
He was sacked by Liz Truss when she was prime minister, only to be reappointed by Mr Sunak, who he supported in the Tory leadership race.Rishi Sunak has so far backed Dominic Raab while the investigation takes places supports HTML5 videoHe insisted last week: ‘I’m confident I behaved professionally, and of course the government takes a zero-tolerance approach to bullying.’
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