Cath school fined for firing teachers
A Catholic school in Taipei has been fined for not renewing the contracts of two American women teachers because of their Mormon faith, said a report on news.com.au.
- Taiwan
- October 21, 2011
Taiwan has fined a school for firing two Mormon teachers over their faith, according to a report on news.com.au.
The Catholic Dominican International School, located in Taipei, has been fined $20,000 for sacking the two American women, according to the capital's labour bureau.
The school informed the teachers earlier this year that their contracts would not be renewed due to their religion, prompting them to complain to labour authorities, said the bureau.
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The Catholic Dominican International School, located in Taipei, has been fined $20,000 for sacking the two American women, according to the capital's labour bureau.
The school informed the teachers earlier this year that their contracts would not be renewed due to their religion, prompting them to complain to labour authorities, said the bureau.
FULL STORY
School fined for sacking Mormon teachers (news.com.au/9News)
PHOTO CREDIT
shonk on Flickr
CC BY 2.0
