Top two executives at City & Guilds placed on leave

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City & Guilds' chief executive, Kirstie Donnelly, and chief financial officer, Abid Ismail, have been placed on leave following a Charity Commission investigation. The inquiry was launched after reports revealed million-pound bonuses were awarded to executives after the sale of City & Guilds' qualification awards business to PeopleCert last year. These bonuses, reportedly including £1.7m for Donnelly and £1.2m for Ismail, coincided with a £22m cost-cutting initiative and workforce reduction at the privatized company. Andy Moss and Konstantinos Andrikopoulos will temporarily assume Donnelly and Ismail's responsibilities, respectively. The email sent to staff did not specify the reason for the executives' absence.
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