Acas faces questions over its disciplinary policy after a coroner ruled failures contributed to Chloe Moffat's death; the agency continues to oversee workplace mediation and guidance.
A coroner has found that the Treasury materially contributed to Chloe Moffat’s death by not applying written disciplinary policy during an informal May 19 meeting. Inquest material shows Mrs Moffat, a personal assistant, died by suicide the day after the meeting. The coroner will issue a Prevention of Future Deaths report to the Treasury and ACAS.