But between 22 March and 14 May that figure escalated to $20m as a “remuneration compliance project team” carried out an audit. Sign up to receive the top stories from Guardian Australia every morningThe revelation comes as the organisation continues to lay off staff. Red Cross finds 21 cases of sexual misconduct in last three years Read more“We are undertaking detailed analysis, reviewing old databases, paper files and individual records. Red Cross will also consolidate the organisation’s offices in Melbourne, and has sold properties in Hobart and Larrakeyah for a profit of $7.4m. However, the employee allegedly left the organisation without the money being deducted from the redundancy package, leaving Australian Red Cross to pay.

Source: The Guardian May 24, 2018 18:00 UTC