Devastated Maroleng vows to fight for his job at CCMA TheStar_news
Johannesburg - Fired SABC chief operations officer Chris Maroleng has vowed to fight back and challenge his dismissal outside the public broadcaster's disciplinary process. A devastated Maroleng revealed that he will take the fight for his job to the CCMA.
Maroleng was found guilty of three out of the four charges he faced. He was found guilty of approving a monthly acting allowance of just over R15 000 for an employee, despite a written human resources decision to the contrary. Mahlalela resigned with immediate effect after being charged at the conclusion of a two-week investigation. Maroleng was found not guilty for how he dealt with Mahlalela's resignation.“I am currently taking legal advice. My legal advisers will most likely say I can appeal and we will take this outside the SABC disciplinary processes and follow the normal appeals route,” he said.
He states that he is a breadwinner and has three young children aged between 13 and two. His expenses include school fees, two properties and two cars.
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