Want-away defender Lawrence Mhlanga has written to Chicken Inn demanding the termination of his contract, saying he is no longer comfortable with being their player after they refused him to join Platinum FC.
A few weeks ago, Mhlanga claimed that his contract with the club expired on December 31, while Chicken Inn insisted the player, who signed with FC Platinum, had extended his stay at the club by another year.
In a letter dated March 14 and addressed to Chicken Inn secretary Tavengwa Hara, Mhlanga has given the club a montha��s notice to terminate what he says is the a�?purported contract of employmenta�?.
a�?By way of this letter, I am writing to advise your office of my resignation from my employment. With all due respect, I am no longer comfortable with the club, considering issues surrounding my purported contract of employment.
That being the case, I am giving a montha��s notice to terminate this contract with effect from today March 10, 2017,a�? Mhlanga said in his letter.
He cited the Labour Act 28:0 Section 12(4)b in his correspondence.
A few weeks ago the Footballersa�� Union of Zimbabwe, met Chicken Inn over Mhlangaa��s case and said, they hoped the two parties would reach an amicable solution to the contractual dispute.
Hara acknowledged receipt of Mhlangaa��s letter and said it came as a surprise, as to why the Warriors defender, was seeking termination of a contract that he claimed had expired. -A� supersport.com
