Today Bloomberg reports:World Bank employees who lead the agency's drive to battle corruption in poor nations urged ``clear and decisive actions'' to decide the future of President Paul Wolfowitz. "We are deeply concerned by the impact of the current leadership crisis on the bank's credibility and authority,'' said the letter to Wolfowitz and the bank's board, signed by 46 employees. ``Our own governance standards must be upheld and enforced impartially and without exception,'' the letter said, ``even when they touch the highest levels of this institution.'' Wolfowitz, under investigation by the bank's board for arranging a pay increase and promotion for his companion, has rebuffed staff demands for his resignation. The controversy has undermined the Washington-based agency's ability to fight graft and promote good government, said the members of the group. ``It is a problem when your own resident experts on corruption are stating that the bank is not practicing what it...(Read Full Post)