Dr.Drako Posted July 24, 2020 Posted July 24, 2020 The administration led by Carlos Moreno explained in a statement that the penalty of loss of one point and an economic fine is due to the alleged failure to pay ex-workers, hired by the previous management. The loss of one point and an economic fine of average ITU (Tax Tax Unit) was received by Universitario de Deportes, this Thursday, from the Licensing Commission of the FPF. In response, the bankruptcy administration of the club, led by Carlos Moreno, responded and defended itself. The pronouncement of the management of Carlos Moreno explains that the sanctions are sustained by the “supposed non-compliance in the payment of assets and fees, for the months of February and March 2020, in favor of a number of ex-workers of the club, hired by the Management of Solution and Business Development SAC (from the Leguía brothers) ”. Likewise, the text indicates that the manager of Licenses, Romina Fernández, "at all times, has sought to be paid to ex-workers of the club, who have not been able to unsubscribe from the Plame (Monthly Schedule of Payments), due to the intransigence of not delivering the assets and documentary heritage of the club, within which is the SOL Code. ”In the document, the administration also speaks of arbitrariness of the sanctions imposed on the club and clarifies that“ all Former workers who were formally dismissed have been paid every concept that was owed to them, except for the settlement of social benefits, which is in the conciliation stage before the Ministry of Labor and Social Promotion. ” On the other hand, the Moreno administration warns that if the representatives of Solution and Development insist on having a reluctant attitude in complying with the agreements of the Board of Creditors of February 14, the club "will be exposed to new sanctions on the part of the FPF Licensing Commission ”. 2
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