A bank manager who repeatedly failed a test on the regulations affecting the department she headed - then cheated in order to pass it - has failed in a court attempt to save her job.
The court heard that Ahmod struggled to pass an online test about awareness of financial crime and was given a deadline to do so before she went on a religious pilgrimage in July 2018.
A Standard Bank investigator who interviewed Naidoo after he blew the whistle said the subordinate told him he worked on Ahmod's laptop, completing the assessment on her behalf. The arbitrator said he was entitled to accept it because it was in line with Ahmod's evidence that Naidoo assisted her with the test.
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