WRC finds Billie Stevens to be ‘credible witness’ in case
The employee said the pay had never been forthcoming despite his “repeated requests” for the money prior to the conclusion of his employment earlier this year. Photograph: Colin Keegan, Collins DublinA financial services firm has been ordered to pay its former compliance chief €13,333 – his salary for a month – after finding the sum was docked “unlawfully” from his pay last year.
Mr Stevens told the WRC that he accepted a job offer as head of compliance and money-laundering reporting officer at AAO IE Services Limited on an annual salary of €160,000 and started on 18 July 2023.Budget 2025 calculator: How this year’s budget will affect your incomeHis case was that he was paid what he was owed for his work that July – but got no salary the following month.
Mr Brewster had contended that Mr Stevens named the wrong legal entity in his complaint to the tribunal – and had never been employed by AAO IE Services Ltd.
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