Courier driver Roland Sekanjako is accused of murdering Philip Woodcock at a FedEx depot in Hellaby.
A FedEx worker stabbed his boss to death, claiming he had not been paid just an hour after his wages had been settled, a court has heard.
Opening the case at Sheffield Crown Court on Monday, prosecutor Katherine Goddard, KC, called it "the cruellest of ironies" that led to the death of Mr Woodcock. Ms Goddard said the situation "continued to escalate" until Mr Woodcock came to speak to Mr Sekanjako. According to the prosecution, the man, who suffered a minor injury to his thumb, managed to "drag" an injured Mr Woodcock out of the office.
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