A group of financial advisers are angry that the Liberty Life Group has failed to keep its promise to pay reliefs as they are unable to earn during the Covdi-19 pandemic. | Day44ofLockdown
Durban - Workers at of Liberty Life Group SA, have accused the financal services company of injustice over the payment of Covid-19 relief funds.
But the company had promised to offer Covid-19 financial assistance based on the 70% of their six months commission. "We felt disrespected and taken for granted while we were at the forefront of the company's profit. This is an insurance company and trust is very key, If they fail to keep their promise to us, how about millions who have taken policies and life covers who expect the company to pay them during difficult answers,” said another employee who asked not to be named.
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