Kissfan schreef op 26 augustus 2011 17:16:
Ik heb een persoonlijk antwoord gekregen van Steven Wade. Toch netjes van hem.
Hieronder zie je mijn vraag en zijn respons.
Hi Steven, whenever this kind of news pops up, shareholders get nervous. How is the atmosphere amongst your colleguaes when this happens? A lot of swearing? I suppose Saab wants to know who is informing the press? And why?? Do employees have contract in which they are forbidden to speak about these kind of things? All the best from Breda, The Netherlands.
Rem, we can't control what the press writes about. We can respond occasionally (as we have today) but we can't get into a game of rumour-tennis with them. A lot of what's going around at the moment is what "might" happen to Saab. We're not producing those stories.
Informers - yes, it'd be nice to know, and yes, there are privacy clauses - in my employment agreement, at least. I'm sure there are in others, too. Standard practice