The managing director of a wealth management firm who claims he was dismissed from his €125,000-per-year job having been wrongly accused of gross misconduct is to be allowed return to work, by order of the High Court. Rory Mason, who is also a 15 per cent shareholder in Dublin-based investment advisor GillenMarkets, says his employer wrongly accused him of fraud and theft, demanded a letter of resignation, and indicated that his alleged criminal conduct would be notified to the Central Bank and the gardaí.  Pending the determination of the full row, Ms Justice Nuala Butler has agreed to impose temporary…

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