Companies Former CMC employees lose fight for higher severance payStaff and Management of CMC Motors Group on October 3, 2019. Attempts by former employees CMC Motors Group to get more pay from the motor vehicle dealer after they were declared redundant has been dismissed by a judge ruling that they voluntarily signed their discharge letters six years ago. The former employees, who had worked for CMC between three and 35.5 years were declared redundant in January 2016 after the company lost the exclusive Volkswagen franchise distributorship to DT Dobie. The judge said by signing the letters in January 2016, the former employees voluntarily waived their rights to pursue any further claim from the company. CMC also distanced itself from a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) being referred to by the former employees.

Source: The North Africa Journal January 09, 2022 21:49 UTC