Popular digital bank Revolut has found itself in the limelight for the wrong reasons after failing to pay bonsues to its compliance employees, sparking a row which resulted in a rise in in frozen customer accounts.
The Financial Times revealed that the company is now facing legal action after one former employee accused it of unlawfully
Revolut, which in five years of existence has already accumulated a market value of $5.5bn, has been working to improve its reputation after critics perceived an aggressive and unprofessional culture during its early years.
The FT spoke to a number of employees in the Polish office, who insisted that despite promises of monthly bonuses, such money was never pocketed by the staff. Consequently, some members of staff launched what the financial paper termed as a language strike, limiting language-related work, such as translation of tax records, what forced some accounts to be frozen.
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Ukraine’s anti-corruption authorities have named former presidential chief of staff Andrii Yermak as a suspect in a major graft investigation involving alleged money laundering.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said that Russia has no intention of ending the more than four-year-old war with his country and Kyiv was preparing for further attacks.
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