A man convicted of making a Nazi salute at a football match could now be set to lose his job.
insurance firm Cigna, was condemned in Glasgow Sheriff Court for his actions.supporter was found guilty of taunting opposition fans in a racially aggravated manner while watching his team take on German side RB Leipzig in the Europa League semi-final last May, reports Greenock Telegraph.He was banned from football matches for six months and fined nearly £800, but may now be facing the sack.
A Cigna spokesperson said:"While we cannot comment on individual employees, Cigna has zero tolerance to racism or discrimination of any kind.READ MORE:Last year the chief executive and president of the international firm promised to take action to combat racism and discrimination wherever it is found.
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