Customs officers searched the business premises of FC Augsburg on Tuesday. The reason: The prosecutor determines because of the suspicion of payrittings and the minimum wage reduction in coaches and employees in the junior area.
As the main customs office of Augsburg announced, the investigation is concerned with the "employment and remuneration modalities of the part-time or voluntary football coaches". Expressly, it should be noted that the professional department is not involved in the intentions.
On site, the customs was according to their own data with 61 forces in three local objects - including the office of Fuggerstädter. "The civil servants were published to take documents for review," confirmed the FCA in a notification: "Of course, the FC Augsburg cooperates fully with the colleagues of the authorities, but at the same time begins understanding that no further information can be made due to the current procedure. "
Investigations are reported to the suspicion of wage splitting in employees who are paid by both E.V. and the outline KGaA. It will be investigated whether the payment of the employees is legally proceeding.
FCA Razzia: WDR Reportage brought stone to rolls
In the KGaA, the teams are organized by the professionals to the U17, the younger young steams are available to the registered association. A few employees are active for both areas. The FCA see himself after hearing on a clean path.
The stone of the impetus for the investigation had given a report of the WDR magazine "sport inside" in the spring. There had been reported on wage dumping in young trains in various professional clubs, including the FCA.
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A youth coach of the Augsburger had given record that the payment is not proportionate to the workload and would also be necessary to meet the billing by tickets to comply with the specifications.Customs officers searched the businesss premises of FC Augsburg on Tuesday. The reason: The prosecutor determines because of the suspicion of payrittings and the minimum wage reduction in coaches and employees in the junior area.
As the main customs office of Augsburg announced, the investigation is concerned with the "employment and remuneration modalities of the part-time or voluntary football coaches". Expressly, it should be noted that the professional department is not involved in the intentions.
On site, the customs was according to their own data with 61 forces in three local objects - including the office of Fuggerstädter. "The civil servants were published to take documents for review," confirmed the FCA in a notification: "Of course, the FC Augsburg cooperates fully with the colleagues of the authorities, but at the same time begins understanding that no further information can be made due to the current procedure. "
Investigations are reported to the suspicion of wage splitting in employees who are paid by both E.V. and the outline KGaA. It will be investigated whether the payment of the employees is legally proceeding.
FCA Razzia: WDR Reportage brought stone to rolls
In the KGaA, the teams are organized by the professionals to the U17, the younger young steams are available to the registered association. A few employees are active for both areas. The FCA see himself after hearing on a clean path.
The stone of the impetus for the investigation had given a report of the WDR magazine "sport inside" in the spring. There had been reported on wage dumping in young trains in various professional clubs, including the FCA.
Articles and videos about the topic * Officially! Bayern extends with two talents
* Voting: We are looking for the jersey master
* Selected Bundesliga games live on Dazn. Get your free month now!
A youth coach of the Augsburger had given record that the payment is not proportionate to the workload and would also be necessary to meet the billing by tickets to comply with the specifications.
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