What it took for heads to roll at 7-Eleven
![MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 24: 7-Eleven executives L-R GM operations Natalie Dalbo and Founder Russ Withers are seen at the Senate inquiry into the working visa program and possible exploitation of 7-Eleven workers on September 24, 2015 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Wayne Taylor/Fairfax Media)](/web/20150930115511im_/http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/g/j/u/7/h/z/image.related.thumbnail.100x66.gjy54f.10rdjm.png/1443613915646.jpg)
Comment: It took a month of scandal for the chairman to step down from the company he built.
Comment: It took a month of scandal for the chairman to step down from the company he built.
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