Canadian energy infrastructure company Enerflex requests international arbitration after Mexican court awards former employee $120-million
Canadian energy infrastructure company Enerflex said on Monday it had requested investment arbitration proceedings before the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes after a Mexican court had awarded an ex-employee more than $120-million in damages.
Enerflex said the labor litigation dates back to 2015, when a former mid-level employee filed a suit against subsidiaries of the company. In a 2017 decision, the company paid out 1.41 million pesos, or more than $80,000 to the employee. “This is absurd,” Enerflex said in a statement, arguing the decision calculated a daily salary of 21,735 pesos, whereas the former manager only earned 3,579 pesos a day.
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