Former manager takes Samsung to court for $2.7m
Samsung says claims “lack merit.”
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A former Samsung manager has taken his previous employer to court for $2.7 million for alleged unpaid call centre fees.
SCC, owned by Aucklander Jang Shik Yoon, had a contract with Samsung and has laid 13 causes of action against the South Korean electronics giant, claiming it is entitled to
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Campbell Gibson
Mon, 12 Dec 2016
Mon, 12 Dec 2016
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Former manager takes Samsung to court for $2.7m
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