Warning for the Head of the Administrative Department for "swinging a chair" to threaten his colleague
(Baonghean.vn) - Due to a dispute over garbage collection, the Head of the Administrative Organization Department of Hung Nguyen District Medical Center raised his voice and swung a chair, threatening to discipline his colleague with a warning.
The medical center's administrative manager "swinged a chair" to threaten his colleague.
(Baonghean.vn) - In the report, Mr. Nguyen Xuan Thao - Head of the Administrative Organization Department of Hung Nguyen District Medical Center admitted to "pushing tables and chairs" and "throwing shoes to threaten" his colleagues.
Because Ms. Ho Thi Dung - Head of Nursing Department of Hung Nguyen District Medical Center, is hospitalized for treatment, the council has not yet made a disciplinary decision.
Mr. Duong Dinh Chinh - Acting Director of Nghe An Department of Health said that after receiving the report from the center's disciplinary council, the Department will consider the responsibility of the Board of Directors of Hung Nguyen District Medical Center for allowing the conflict between the two department heads to occur.
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| Image of Mr. Thao pointing and swinging a chair towards his colleague. Photo cut from clip |
Before that, at around 4pm on October 18, there was an argument in the office of Ms. Ho Thi Dung - Head of Nursing Department of Hung Nguyen District Medical Center. People ran over and saw Mr. Nguyen Xuan Thao arguing loudly with Ms. Dung.
A person held a phone to record the incident. According to the image in the clip, Mr. Thao held a chair in his right hand, and pointed his finger at the person in front of him with his left hand. Mr. Thao swung the chair forward.
In his report, Mr. Nguyen Xuan Thao said that when he went down to work, he passed by Ms. Dung's office. There, he had a loud argument with Ms. Dung. Because he was so angry, he pushed the tables and chairs in the room.
According to the head of the TCHC department, the cause of the incident was a conflict in cleaning up leaves in the area where household waste was left on the way to the center's side gate.
“The director called me to inform Ms. Dung to run the nursing team to clean the environment, but Ms. Dung did not cooperate and even seemed upset. Regarding Ms. Dung's attitude, this is not the first time,” Mr. Thao said, adding that the incident happened because he was too upset, angry, and could not control himself.
