Limerick firm agrees not to remove director who claims CEO leased girlfriends' houses with company funds

The court was told an extraordinary general meeting was due to take place at which a vote would be taken to remove the senior executive as company secretary

HansaWorld's chief operations officer Jennifer O'Carroll claims Karl Bohlin (pictured) allegedly used the company human resources to allegedly 'screen the girls from various illicit websites for suitability'. Photo: Hansaworld

A senior executive who claimed the founder of a Limerick-based firm allegedly provided homes and jobs for girlfriends has been given a further High Court undertaking not to remove her as company secretary at an extraordinary general meeting.

Limerick-based enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management software group, HansaWorld, previously gave an undertaking not to take steps to dismiss its chief operations officer Jennifer O'Carroll pending further order, but she claimed the company was now seeking to remove her as secretary.