18,000 euros in redundancy pay for lost Hachchi

Paid work has never been more real and now has the politician pocketed 18,000 euros redundancy.

It brings her party D66 embarrassed. De Telegraaf writes that D66 chairman Letty Demmers is currently in consultation with Hachchi about her future.

The sudden departure of Hachchi remains a mystery story. The politician called her party leader Alexander Pechtold on saying that she immediately quit her job in the room to work in America for Clinton. The party D66 pressed her to stay still at heart, but she did not return for its decision. Without having to pick up her belongings she left for America. She was not even in her own parting, which is very unusual.

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Hachchi was member of parliament since 2010 but was apparently suddenly to something else. She said to get a paid job in the campaign of Hillary Clinton. That job has never come and now they flyert as a volunteer for the campaign of Hillary. Her stay, yes, paid by the Dutch state. While that actually was not the intention.

The fact that Hachchi so little is being heard does not speak in its favor. Party chairman Demmers speak her every now and then through the mail, but no one else hears something. Early last month Demmers already announced that Hachchi may be expelled from the party if they do not quickly with a good story is about her future.

Hachchi has now gone almost three months, which means that they must soon have to apply.

NEW RULES

That the party is not happy with the state of affairs surrounding the departure of Hachchi is clear. During the party congress next Saturday will therefore be voting on a motion to ensure that MPs required to serve their four-year term in the room. This provision should be in the operating rules of the group.

Letty Demmers said shortly to present a joint statement on the painful issue.

http://www.metronieuws.nl/nieuws/ by Jordy Kruse Photo: Metro