Head of San Antonio's AACOG on leave amid workplace investigation
The executive director of the Alamo Area Council of Governments, Diane Rath, is on administrative leave a week into an internal investigation of an employee complaint that she created a hostile work environment, the Express-News reports. San Antonio-based AACOG temporarily relieved Rath of duty Friday, according to the daily. The organization's probe is reportedly looking into an anonymous complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission about workplace conditions.
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