Taylor relieved after court victory over BFA
Tuesday, February 28, 2023 | 2920 Views |
Reason to smile: Taylor won his case against BFA
Taylor was dismissed by BFA last year for ‘misappropriating' the association’s funds amounting to P8.8 million. She then decided to take the local soccer governing body to court citing unfair dismissal. Today, the industrial court ruled that Taylor was unfairly dismissed. The court has since awarded her the equivalent of three months’ salary as compensation although she had filed to for the compensation of the remaining two years of her contract.
Taylor was sacked less than a year into her three-year contract. “The most important thing has been to rebuild my professional reputation, so I am very relieved that my journey with BFA ends in this manner. I can now move on and focus on more value creating opportunities for me and my children.” Taylor was reportedly on a monthly salary of P90, 000 and the court decision will see her take home around P300,000.
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