US EditionPrague Zoo Chief Bobek Resigns. Employees Criticize Him for Inappropriate Behavior
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Prague Zoo Director Miroslav Bobek will resign from his position at the end of October after criticism from former and current employees regarding his behavior in recent days. He announced this in a statement to ČTK. Employees accused Bobek, who has been at the helm of the zoo since 2010, of bossiness and...
Prague Zoo Director Miroslav Bobek will resign from his position at the end of October after criticism from former and current employees regarding his behavior in recent days, he said in a statement to ČTK.
Prague Zoo Director Miroslav Bobek will resign from his position at the end of October after criticism of his behavior from former and current employees in recent days, he said in a statement to ČTK. Employees accused Bobek, who has been at the helm of the zoo since 2010, of bossing and bullying subordinates, which the director denied. He now says that the campaign against him is fundamentally damaging the zoo and he does not want the situation …
The director of Prague Zoo has announced his resignation. He will leave his position as director on October 31st after criticism from former and current employees, which he described as a campaign.
Prague Zoo Director Miroslav Bobek will resign at the end of October after criticism from former and current employees about his behavior in recent days. Employees accused Bobek, who has been at the helm of the zoo since 2010, of bossing and bullying subordinates, which the director denied. He now says the campaign against him is fundamentally damaging the zoo and he doesn't want the situation to ruin years of work on its development.
Prague Zoo Director Miroslav Bobek will resign at the end of October after criticism from former and current employees about his behavior in recent days. Employees accused Bobek, who has been at the helm of the zoo since 2010, of bossing and bullying subordinates, which the director denied. He now says the campaign against him is fundamentally damaging the zoo and he doesn't want the situation to ruin the long-term work on its development.
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