Prime Minister urged to apologise to former Australia Post boss Christine Holgate over Cartier watches scandal
ABCPrime Minister Scott Morrison is being urged to apologise to former Australia Post chief executive Christine Holgate, who alleges she was "bullied" into leaving her position over the Cartier watches scandal. Key points: Christine Holgate left her role as Australia Post CEO after being criticised for rewarding staff with luxury watches Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been accused of bullying her in the wake of the scandal The government says both sides of politics criticised Ms Holgate at the time Ms Holgate broke her silence yesterday, telling a Senate inquiry she was "humiliated" and pushed out of her job as chief executive officer unwillingly by the company's chair. Calls for Australia Post chair to step down Senator Canavan supported Ms Holgate's call for Australia Post chair Lucio Di Bartolomeo to resign, arguing he was worried the organisation was "not recovering from this episode". In a statement to 7.30, Australia Post reiterated its claim that Ms Holgate had "agreed to stand aside" as CEO as the scandal developed.