Former Bon Charge marketing chief Zoe Phillips-Price has alleged that she was forced out of the wellness and beauty company after compiling a “scandalous dossier” about its married founders, Andy and Katie Mant. The dispute matters because it raises claims about workplace treatment and management at a rapidly growing consumer brand, although the allegations have not been independently established in the material provided.

Phillips-Price says her resignation was not voluntary and has taken her case to Australia’s Fair Work system, where forced-resignation claims are assessed as potential dismissals. Bon Charge was founded by Andy and Katie Mant in 2017 and sells wellness technology including blue-light glasses and red-light therapy products; the founders’ position on the allegations is not set out in the supplied article text.