A cabinet source told The Telegraph that using Civil Service Code as an excuse to fire Mr. Case:one of in tools available”.
Code – what is part of contractual relationship between civil servants and their employer – states that officials must “always act in a way it is professional and what deserves and keeps confidence of all those with who are you dealing with.”
Source added: “These codes are written and applied in a way it’s quite subjective. People can use security code people They like or isolate people I like too”.
They said that if Mr. Case left, it would be because he was retiring. of of his own free will, not because he was fired.
“Often in these cases people would rather leave than be seen being pushed,” the source said. “This is clear that there is a little of positioning, some will try to portray him as a scapegoat. I don’t think many options Look good for his”.
Mr Case who actually is Miss Gray boss was originally staged in charge of partygate request in December last year, but was forced to recuse himself when it turned out that he hosted Christmas party with a quiz on December 17, 2020, when indoor gatherings were banned.
He was also attend Mr. Johnson’s surprise birthday party party on June 19, 2020, but unlike the Prime Minister, his wife Carrie and Chancellor Rishi Sunak, he did not receive an FPN.
Brant of fines went to junior civil servants
Scotland Yard refused to give a reason. reason why some people have been fined while others have not, but there is growing concern within the civil service that the brunt of the of 126 FPN transferred out went to the younger members of personnel, while their superiors often avoided sanctions.
One Whitehall source said: “A lot of junior civil servants, many of them young women are really concerned that their future The career will be affected by receiving a fine. Though they’re willing to take charge for breaking the rulesFelt like their bosses are gone and it causes a lot of anxiety”.
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