Fair Work conclude E-Mersion Media wrongly withheld wages, superannuation, and employee entitlements from former staff
Quote from Surtur on June 4, 2024, 4:12 amhttps://www.news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/twist-after-aussie-tech-company-collapses-owing-13m/news-story/f31f87b78e29be4cfb4c8432f8880164
Last week, the Fair Work Ombudsmen concluded its investigation and determined that staff had done nothing wrong.
“In investigating your allegations, we gathered information from a range of sources and found the Employer contravened workplace laws in relation to your employment,” the letter noted.
Last week, the Fair Work Ombudsmen concluded its investigation and determined that staff had done nothing wrong.
“In investigating your allegations, we gathered information from a range of sources and found the Employer contravened workplace laws in relation to your employment,” the letter noted.
Quote from Private Investigator on June 4, 2024, 4:21 amThey withheld money owed to staff, contractors and vendors (and continue to do so), as well as failed to pay SRO and ATO taxes because they were knowingly trading insolvent since the end of 2022.
At the time John Iliopoulos, Chris Iliopoulos, and Peter Stern, were directors and therefore all three are exposed to civil and criminal penalties. They continued to raise enough money just to pay wages, but not super, or entitlements, and nothing when staff resigned.
And of course they managed to pay themselves massive bonuses at the same time for the “amazing” work they did in landing the FIFA “deal,” which was actually a service contract the company was meant to (and failed to) pay for, and all the time they spent away from family in their $160,000 Qatar rentals.
They withheld money owed to staff, contractors and vendors (and continue to do so), as well as failed to pay SRO and ATO taxes because they were knowingly trading insolvent since the end of 2022.
At the time John Iliopoulos, Chris Iliopoulos, and Peter Stern, were directors and therefore all three are exposed to civil and criminal penalties. They continued to raise enough money just to pay wages, but not super, or entitlements, and nothing when staff resigned.
And of course they managed to pay themselves massive bonuses at the same time for the “amazing” work they did in landing the FIFA “deal,” which was actually a service contract the company was meant to (and failed to) pay for, and all the time they spent away from family in their $160,000 Qatar rentals.
Quote from kane on June 7, 2024, 12:17 amWonder how this will go down around the barrel at the Mitre Tavern…nobody left to blame now…
Wonder how this will go down around the barrel at the Mitre Tavern…nobody left to blame now…
Quote from Foresti on June 18, 2024, 3:47 amQuote from kane on June 7, 2024, 12:17 amWonder how this will go down around the barrel at the Mitre Tavern…nobody left to blame now…
John is telling shareholders it was Peter Stern’s fault because he was chairman, meanwhile Peter is still out trying to raise money to save the company.
Quote from kane on June 7, 2024, 12:17 amWonder how this will go down around the barrel at the Mitre Tavern…nobody left to blame now…
John is telling shareholders it was Peter Stern’s fault because he was chairman, meanwhile Peter is still out trying to raise money to save the company.