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Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath has dismissed as “gossip and a concocted story” reports that the Chief Executive Officer of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) is now answering to two junior staff members within the organisation.
A social media blogger alleged that, “The recently installed CEO of WASA is now being forced to answer to junior members of WASA. In the line minister’s absence, all decisions are made through these two junior, non-executive staff members.”
Sources within WASA have also alleged to Guardian Media that CEO Keithroy Halliday has been reporting to two non-executive managers in recent days, with the authority operating without a formal board following the mass resignation of all 11 members earlier this month.
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