After dismissing on Epstein link, mandelson may be in queue for huge payments

Lord Mandalson A adequate taxpayer-fund may be in queue for payment after being dismissed by the head Kir Stamor Above her Relationship with Podophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Sir Keer, who chose Labor Grandi To be a UK man in Washington, dramatically after dismissing him The publication of email showing that Lord Mandelson sent assistant messages, even Epstein faced jail for sexual offenses,

Some 10 said that email had revealed “physically different” information Known when a colleague was appointed.

But by deciding not to resign in view of the email, Lord Mandelson can be compensated, warning the experts.

Lord Mandalson was removed from his position as ambassador to the US earlier this week (PA) ,Packet,

Lord Mandelson’s colleagues have clarified that they argue that he was open about his long association facts with Epstein when he was vetted for a job as an ambassador of Washington for a job.

It is said that HR employees have been brought to ensure that there is legal justification for their dismissal, Many times On Saturday, there were concerns in the government that Lord Mandalson did not intend to “go quietly”.

Last senior civil servants have received major payments after leaving the government in view of the dispute.

Sir Philip RutnamThe home office, former top civil servant, who left claims against Home Secretary Priti Patel, who denied, resolved his case for £ 340,000, later showed official figures.

And Sir Philip Barton, who was the top officer in the foreign office, received a voluntary exit payment of more than £ 260,000 after leaving the post eight months ago due to the end of his five -year contract.

Sir Kir Stmper (Right) and now East-Bitish Ambassador to Lord Peter Mandelnson in the United States ,Packet,

There is speculation that as an ambassador to the US, Lord Mandelson may be on a certain period of contract, which the government may have to compensate for the early end.

FDA Union General Secretary Dave Pennman, who represents senior civil servants, stated that a financial package was likely to have a “conversation” because Lord Mandalson leaves the government.

He said: “As an ambassador, Mandelson must have been in a separate position from most civil servants as he served in the happiness of the Prime Minister and can be dismissed by his role.

“But this does not mean that the general employment law can be ignored and, based on the nature of its contract and the reasons for the dismissal, he can be in queue for compensation.

The Foreign Office has been contacted for comment.

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