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Ousted James Hardie CEO rejects claims of concerns related to conduct

Executive Chairman Mike Hammes later said on a conference call that he had urged CEO Jack Truong to change his behaviour but a "sincere change" had not occurred.

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The former chief executive of James Hardie Industries on Monday rejected the Australian building materials giant's claims about concerns over his conduct and management style, and said he was "blindsided" by his firing last week.
 
The world's top maker of fibre cement products on Friday terminated CEO Jack Truong, saying dozens of top executives had threatened to quit due to his conduct which, though not discriminatory, breached its code of conduct.
 
Executive Chairman Mike Hammes later said on a conference call that he had urged Truong to change his behaviour but a "sincere change" had not occurred.
 
"I was blindsided

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