BERLIN (Reuters) – Media company Axel Springer told workers on Thursday that diversity and inclusion courses would be mandatory for all top managers as it seeks to contain the fallout from a media report into its handling of allegations of harassment of women. Axel Springer, which bought Politico in August, dismissed Julian Reichelt as editor-in-chief of Germany’s top-selling daily Bild late last year after a media report detailing his affairs with female employees. The company, which had previously cleared him of wrongdoing after a compliance investigation, said in October it had “gained new …