The Employment Tribunal ruled in favour of a former Bank of Maldives unit manager, ordering the bank to reinstate the employee and pay MVR 600,000 in compensation plus back pay. The tribunal found BML could not prove its claim that the employee was terminated in 2019 for carelessly approving transactions that caused losses.
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The Employment Tribunal has ruled in favour of a former Bank of Maldives (BML) employee, ordering reinstatement and a payment of MVR 600,000 as compensation.
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the tribunal ordered the bank to reinstate the employee and provide back pay of salaries at the rate of MVR 27,610 for the past 24 months
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provide back pay of salaries at the rate of MVR 27,610 for the past 24 months
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The bank is given a 21-day period to make the payments.
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The Employment Tribunal has ruled in favour of a former Bank of Maldives (BML) employee, ordering reinstatement and a payment of MVR 600,000 as compensation.
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