Didi’s parting gift: Dietrich Mateschitz leaves a reward worth 3,000 euros for each of the Red Bull employees
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With the passing of Red Bull Chief Dietrich Mateschitz, the team has suddenly undergone a massive change that they had not been looking out for. But the same cannot be said for the Austrian business Moghul who died at the age of 78 in his own hometown in Styria. Mateschitz was prudent enough to realise that his death would affect all the thousands of employee who work at Red Bull, and thus, he made sure he left the company in the best state possible.
Following the unfortunate death of Dietrich Mateschitz, all the employees at Red Bull got a sudden bonus of three thousand euros in their bank accounts, as a parting gift from ‘Didi’. As per the Red Bull owner’s wish, the sum should ensure the employees do not face any mometary problems whatsoever, even when Mateschitz is not around.
The news of Dietrich Mateschitz’s death came as a massive blow to Red Bull this year, even though this has been their most successful season since Sebastian Vettel’s World Championship-winning year in 2013. But as Christian Horner has said, Red Bull is in safe hands now, and the team is looking forward to aiming for the Championship once again in the upcoming 2023 season.
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Dietrich Mateschitz made sure the big bonus to Red Bull employees remains tax-free
After Dietrich Mateschitz’s death, it was found that the late Red Bull Boss had left a massive sum of money for the two thousand employees that work at the company headquarters in Fuschl am See. The money was added tax-free to their bank account at the end of the month of October.
Mateschitz’s last reward for the employees of his company could be given tax-free because of the regulation that lets the F1 teams to compensate their workers for the recent inflations in the world market. The entire reward system of 3,000 euros for some two thousand employees working at the Red Bull headquarters will cost the company a total of around six million euros.
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Riddhi Mondal
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