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‘Doesn't apply’ | Company founder fired for breaching own RTO policy launches legal challenge

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A bizarre fallout over a return-to-office (RTO) order has sparked a legal battle, after a founder who helped draft the policy was fired for failing to comply with it.

William Nieporte, co-founder of $8billion asset management firm Bramhall Investments, was ousted from the company in 2022 following the remote working dispute.

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