Military Charity Help For Heroes Paid Off Former Staff To Tune Of £158,000

‘Top military charity Help for Heroes paid off former staff at a cost of £158,000 (US$195,000) according to a report by the Charity Commission.
Under a section of the report titled ‘Mismanagement/poor control’, the report said investigators had also heard “accusations that employees at Tedworth House who raised concerns had been bullied, and that payoffs to former employees totaling £200,000 had been made from 2011 to 2015.”
It was found that “while the settlement of these claims are [sic] a matter for the charity,” it was able to ensure “that the trustees had fulfilled their trustee duties by following an appropriate process when making these decisions.”’
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