article_snippet.sent: a deceased woman had worked for seven years at the BBC’s financial centre in Cardiff as a contracts manager, but according to a deceased woman husband Paul, a deceased woman was forced out of the post into another job after drawing attention to management blunders which he says cost licence-fee payers about £150,000.
article_snippet.sent: Mother-of-two says Mother-of-two believes BBC BBC failed in BBC duty of care to Mother-of-two late wife, and the treatment his late wife received from management affected his late wife health.
article_snippet.sent: Despite Mother-of-two being his late wife legal next of kin, an email from the BBC – seen by The Mail on Sunday – read:
article_snippet.sent: Mother-of-two said his late wife gave evidence to the BBC’s
article_snippet.sent: Mother-of-two said it was his late wife evidence which led the chairwoman, Dinah Rose QC, to conclude some senior Corporation staff were viewed as ‘untouchable’.
article_snippet.sent: Details of the individuals who were the subject of Mother-of-two complaint cannot be published for legal reasons but the individuals who were the subject of Mr Csaszar’s complaint involve at least one senior manager on a six-figure salary.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Csaszar was advised by the BBC’s legal department that the Corporation was not liable under the Corporation contract to pay any money towards redundancy for staff employed by the contractors.
article_snippet.sent: A thorough investigation was carried out into his wife complaint and the outcome was provided to his wife in July 2013.
article_snippet.sent: We have provided this response to his wife .
highlights_snippet.sent: Mother-of-two worked at BBC in Cardiff where husband claims Mother-of-two was bullied .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Mother-of-two gave evidence at BBC’s