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From the collection of Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.

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Article, Meeting held to discuss ex-CEO's performance, 1997

Physical description

Whitehorse Council's former Chief Executive Officer, Dr Shirley Randell, received a package of $172,500 following her sudden departure last year, just 15 months into a 5 year contract.
Other articles detail a meeting held by the Commissioners to discuss her performance and the Whitehorse Gazette's actions in pursuing an FOI request to see related material.

Summary

Whitehorse Council's former Chief Executive Officer, Dr Shirley Randell, received a package of $172,500 following her sudden departure last year, just 15 months into a 5 year contract.