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EXCLUSIVE: GEBE must honor the return agreement in Temmer’s contract, court rules.

December 29, 2022

EXCLUSIVE:  GEBE must honor the return agreement in Temmer’s contract, court rules.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Former statutory director of NV GEBE Merril “Jimmy” Temmer has been victorious in the court case he filed against his employer NV GEBE.
The court of First Instance ruled that NV GEBE must honor the return agreement “clause” in the contract that was offered to Temmer when he was hired as the Chief Operations Offer (COO) as such the government-owned company must continue to pay Temmer and all his benefits until a new decision is rendered in appeal or the supreme court if NV GEBE chooses that route, or they can honor the court’s decision and reinstate him to ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/42094-exclusive-gebe-must-honor-the-return-agreement-in-temmer-s-contract-court-rules.html

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