Exclusive: News Corp staff still in the dark over editor-in-chief Chris Dore's exit | nickbonyhady
newspaper have been left in the dark about the exit of former editor-in-chief Chris Dore, as workplace experts said employers must be transparent about the true reasons for departures of senior company figures.
Chris Dore’s exit sparked rampant speculation inside News Corp, which has not abated with the company refusing to comment on reports about the reason for his departure.News Corp has refused to say why the incident was not disclosed to employees, and staff at the masthead say they were not told anything on Monday after the report. “It’s been radio silence,” one said, speaking on condition of anonymity to protect their employment.
Dore had worked at News Corp for more than 30 years, holding some of the most senior editorial positions in Australia and was chairman of its internal editorial board. He had not been in its Sydney office for weeks before his departure was announced, leading some atThe Wall Street Journal,University of Sydney professor Catharine Lumby, a culture and communications expert, said the lack of clarity about the exit of a senior figure at any company was unfortunate because it sparked speculation.
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