Warriors Football Club fined S$26,000 for failing to pay player salaries and other offences

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SINGAPORE: A Singapore football club was fined S$26,000 by a court on Tuesday (Jan 11) for failing to pay more than S$110,000 in salaries to a coach and several players.

Warriors Football Club was also penalised for failing to notify a licensing officer about the employment of four security officers, mistakenly thinking that it was enough to notify the S-League.

Warriors FC also owed more than S$33,200 in salary to coach Lee Bee Seng. The salaries were owed to them in November or December 2019, but the club failed to pay them. It was a requirement to implement enhanced security measures for matches, and this was communicated to the club by the operations director of the S-League in March 2016.

A compliance management and audit officer with the Police Licensing & Regulatory Department lodged a report in May 2016 against the club and later sent a letter to Warriors FC, offering to compound the offences for S$4,000 to be paid within 14 days. The club was later directed to sit out the 2020 Singapore Premier League season and missed the following season as well, but"continues to soldier on".

 

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