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EXCLUSIVE: GEBE management refusing to sign six-month contract, Minister Wever was called to meeting. | SMN News

November 1, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: GEBE management refusing to sign six-month contract, Minister Wever was called to meeting. | SMN News
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~ Managing Board trying to trick SBOD to become permanent managing team~


PHILIPSBURG:--- The three-member managing board of directors of GEBE has refused to sign the 6 months contract which the Council of Ministers agreed to give them until the recruitment process to hire a new team is finalized. The Council of Minister made the resolution on October 21st after an urgent meeting with the Supervisory Board of Directors.
SMN News learned that the managing board of directors namely Kenrick Chittick (CEO), Iris Arrindell Smith, and Veronica Jensen Webster tried to trick the board by not signing


To read more: http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/33179-exclusive-gebe-management-refusing-to-sign-six-month-contract-minister-wever-was-called-to-meeting.html

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/exclusive-gebe-management-refusing-to-sign-six-month-contract-minister-wever-was-called-to-meeting-smn-news/

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