The Luxe store says victims of misuse by former Harods Mohammed al-Faid owners can receive up to £385,0
Several women who worked in Fayed and died last year have accused him of sexual assault and rape.
Harrods released a compensation plan on Monday and offered a year to the victims to apply.
Kingsley Hayce, a partner of KP Law, working on behalf of the judge for Harrods, who represents at least 260 women, said the plan was “s fewer than solving the real effects on those affected.
“Without reserves, he apologizes for the sexual assault by Fayed against the survivors,” Harrods said.
“While nothing can abolish the abuse of survivors, Harrod wants all those who deserve to receive this compensation,” the plan said in a statement.
Harods said individuals could apply for different compensation, including the overall losses of up to £200,000 and the amount of work influence up to £1
Many of those who say they have misused them have undergone a medical examination when they were employed. Such tests can be up to £10,000.
It also covers the cost of the past treatment.
People who are not selected medically assessed by a psychiatrist will receive less money.
A qualified applicant does not have to be Harrods employee, but their request must have “complete close relationships.
Those who claim to have been attacked outside the UK have been “in a sufficient situation-related situation” as Fayed’s role in Harrods can be compensated.
The plan only requires “document evidence,” that is, the applicants are not asked to give oral evidence about their demands.
All worthy prosecutors will be a meeting with Harrods High Representative to receive a personal or video apology, as well as an individual written apology.
If a person submits a successful request and receives an offer as a “complete and final decisive” will be treated.
Harrods temporarily set a deadline for the March 31,
Lawyers who represent the victims have criticized the lack of transparency around the compensation plan.
“By controlling the process and the results, Harrods will protect his high-level hands, he assures that any reforms submitted are on their conditions and less than the real effects on those affected,” said Hayes, who works in the name of justice.
“This approach calls into question the principles of justice and accountability that any blackmail plan must be implemented.
Tom Flecher, a native of Irwin Mitchel, is another company representing the victims, and has carefully welcomed the plan, but criticized the Harrod for not publishing details of domestic reviews to other employees who may have done Faid’s behavior.
“While Harooz has openly committed to how this systematic abuse is allowed to occur, no details have been released about what this will lead to and when no details will be completed and whether the findings will be shared with those affected,” Flecher said.
He asked Harrod to provide an “urgent explanation” on the matter.
Harrods’ new owners had previously said they were “scary” on charges of sexual assault and had been investigating whether any current members were involved.
“We have always been clear that we will not comment on the investigation as it continues,” a Harrodoz spokesman told the BBC.
“Any demand for the behavior of the current employees in connection with Fayyid’s behavior during the ownership is part of the current and continuous investigation.
the BBC’s Al Fayed: Nechir in Harrods Listening to witness Out of more than 20 female employees In Harrods, they said they had sexually assaulted or raped them.
dozens of other women He spoke about the talk of Fayed’s rape, including sexual assault, sexual assault and sexual assault after the documentary and the podcast were released in September.
Fayed was not accused before his death.