that the junior accountant had been put into situations he could not manage on his own and said

his depression was either due to "him being unable to cope with the reasonable tasks expected of him" or had "occurred spontaneously" and could be related to a genetic predisposition to mental health problems.

PwC offered to settle for $100,000 plus a contribution to costs of $20,000 in September 2012.

This offer was eventually taken up in mid-2013, but only after the Public Trustee was assigned to act on the junior accountant's behalf.

The junior accountant said his mental health has since improved but he continues to claim he was badly treated by PwC.

He has done some auditing work at other firms and is currently looking for work.

"There is a huge gap between theThe STC took a risk by heading to Shabwah without Saudi-UAE cover, but so did the government forces by returning to Aden and Abyan. After its victory in Shabwah, the legitimate government tried to retake Aden and Abyan, crossing the red lines laid out by the Saudi-UAE alliance in its Aug. 26 joint statement. The statement called for a cease-fire in southern Yemen and to bring the two sides together at the Jeddah conference. Consequently, the UAE intervened in Aden by carrying out airstrikes against pro-government forces Aug. 29.

It is noteworthy that the UAE is extending its influence on the ports of Aden, Mocha, Bab el-Mandeb, and the strategic islands of Miyun and Socotra, while Riyadh is strongly present in Shabwah, Mahra, and Wadi Hadhramaut eastern Yemen.

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