Court Case, page-6

It may be a bit hard to read, but it looks like Tne will need to pay around $5m to the claimant for bullying



Federal Court of AustraliaDistrict Registry: VictoriaDivision: Fair Work No: VID996/2016BEHNAM ROOHIZADEGANApplicantTECHNOLOGY ONE LIMITED and another/others named in the schedule RespondentJUDGEATE OF ORDER: WHERE MADE:ORDERJUSTICE KERR 02 October 2020 MelbourneTHE COURT ORDERS BY CONSENT THAT:1. The Applicant’s application made pursuant to the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) (the FairWork Act) be upheld
2. Pursuant to s 546 of the Fair Work Acta) the First Respondent pay a penalty of $40,000.00; and(b) the Second Respondent pay a penalty of $7,000.00.
3. Pursuant to s 546(3)(c) of the Fair Work Act, the penalties imposed pursuant to Order 2 be paid to the Applicant.
4. Subject to Order 9 in respect of pre-judgment interest to be awarded thereon, pursuant to s 545 of the Fair Work Act the First Respondent pay to the Applicant the sum of $756,410.00 as compensation in respect of his forgone share options.
5. Pursuant to s 545 of the Fair Work Act, the First Respondent pay to the Applicant the sum of $2,825,000.00 as compensation for his future economic loss.
6. Pursuant to s 545 of the Fair Work Act, the First Respondent pay to the Applicant the sum of $10,000.00 as compensation analogous to general damages.
7. In respect of the Applicant’s associated claim in contract against the First Respondent there be judgment for the Applicant.Prepared in the Victoria District Registry, Federal Court of AustraliaLevel 7, Owen Dixon Law Courts, 305 William Street, Telephone 03 8600 3333 -2-
8. Subject to Order 9 in respect of pre-judgment interest to be awarded thereon, the Applicant be awarded damages for breach of contract in the sum of $1,590,000.00.
9. The parties are to confer with the aim of providing the Court with agreed proposed orders as to what, if any, amounts should be awarded by way of pre-judgment interest additional to the compensation and damages awarded pursuant to Orders 4 and 8, no later than 14 days from the date of publication of these reasons.
10. If proposed orders cannot be agreed pursuant to Order 9, the parties are to provide the Court with their separate proposed orders and may file any written submissions (of no more than 2 pages) on which they would wish to rely with respect to those proposals, no later than 21 days from the date of publication of these reasons.
11. Subject to Orders 12-14, there be no order as to costs.
12. If a party seeks an order for costs, that party shall file and serve written submissions (of no more than 5 pages) within 14 days of the publication of these reasons.
13. If submissions are filed pursuant to Order 12, the party seeking an alternative order shall file and serve any responsive submissions (of no more than 5 pages) within 28 days of the publication of these reasons.
14. Any application for such orders in respect of costs to be determined on the papers.
Date that entry is stamped: 2 October 2020 Prepared in the Victoria District Registry, Federal Court of AustraliaLevel 7, Owen Dixon Law Courts, 305 William Street, Telephone 03 8600 3333 Federal Court of Australia District Registry: Victoria Division: Fair WorkSecond Respondent ADRIAN DI MARCOASSISTED DISPUTE RESOLUTIONApplicant Respondent RespondentBEHNAM ROOHIZADEGAN TECHNOLOGY ONE LIMITED ADRIAN DI MARCOASSISTED DISPUTE RESOLUTIONApplicant Respondent RespondentBEHNAM ROOHIZADEGAN TECHNOLOGY ONE LIMITED ADRIAN DI MARCOASSISTED DISPUTE RESOLUTIONApplicant Respondent Second RespondentBEHNAM ROOHIZADEGAN TECHNOLOGY ONE LIMITED ADRIAN DI MARCO-3-ScheduleNo: VID996/2016 Prepared in the Victoria District Registry, Federal Court of AustraliaLevel 7, Owen Dixon Law Courts, 305 William Street, Telephone 03 8600 3333