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Dealing with a bullying trustee

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Dealing with a bullying trustee

Governance | Robin Stephenson | 1 Jan 2008

The vast majority of trustees are engaged, courteous, effective and contribute a great deal of their time and energy and expertise to the cause; all on an entirely voluntary basis. But there are exceptions – one such example is the bullying trustee.

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