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Benjamin Mendy leaves City | Launches “multi-million-pound” claim against club over unpaid wages (p118)
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GaudinoMotors
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A bizarre HR/legal decision to withhold the money.
Similar to Horny Huw at the boob, where they correctly paid it (to much mob derision). The presumption of innocence is sacrosanct - no matter the eventual outcome or how unsavoury the accused may be. Unfathomable stance.
Similar to Horny Huw at the boob, where they correctly paid it (to much mob derision). The presumption of innocence is sacrosanct - no matter the eventual outcome or how unsavoury the accused may be. Unfathomable stance.
WesthoughtonJohn
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Err I have no problem withholding the money - he couldn't fulfill the requirements of his contract at the time (had the club not suspended him could you imagine the reaction). It should have been set aside though.A bizarre HR/legal decision to withhold the money.
Similar to Horny Huw at the boob, where they correctly paid it (to much mob derision). The presumption of innocence is sacrosanct - no matter the eventual outcome or how unsavoury the accused may be. Unfathomable stance.
The fact the payment issue went to court is daft - once proven innocent in a court of law he'd be entitled to it.
That's what the BBC should have done.
NantwichBlue
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Out of interest will he have to pay NI and PAYE on his settlement?
mick10
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You mean…you mean the club actually paid this tube?! Noooooo
GaudinoMotors
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Or if proven guilty - have to pay it back.Err I have no problem withholding the money - he couldn't fulfill the requirements of his contract at the time (had the club not suspended him could you imagine the reaction). It should have been set aside though.
The fact the payment issue went to court is daft - once proven innocent in a court of law he'd be entitled to it.
That's what the BBC should have done.
Right to suspend him obviously - but still have to pay when suspended - pending outcome.
Couldn't fulfil his requirements due to being jailed is clearlysubject to outcome.
Anyway - all academic now. The club were wrong. If not morally, then legally.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Can’t see why he would be exempt.Out of interest will he have to pay NI and PAYE on his settlement?
WesthoughtonJohn
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Problem with that first sentence is there's no way he'd have been saving those wages in case he was guilty.Or if proven guilty - have to pay it back.
Right to suspend him obviously - but still have to pay when suspended - pending outcome.
Couldn't fulfil his requirements due to being jailed is clearlysubject to outcome.
Anyway - all academic now. The club were wrong. If not morally, then legally.
It's a tricky situation for organisations in the public eye imho.
GaudinoMotors
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Agreed. Employment law has gone too far. No longer practical.Problem with that first sentence is there's no way he'd have been saving those wages in case he was guilty.
It's a tricky situation for organisations in the public eye imho.
ChicagoBlue
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We don’t know what his contract said, so it’s hard to take a moral stance on a legal matter.A bizarre HR/legal decision to withhold the money.
Similar to Horny Huw at the boob, where they correctly paid it (to much mob derision). The presumption of innocence is sacrosanct - no matter the eventual outcome or how unsavoury the accused may be. Unfathomable stance.