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The salary of the new BPost CEO raises eyebrows: at least 200,000 euros more than the predecessor

Summary by Het Laatste Nieuws
Bpost has put a lot of money on the table to bring in its future mail boss Chris Peeters. Peeters would earn at least 200,000 euros more annually than his predecessor and receive a one-off “signing bonus” of 250,000 euros. However, the exact amount remains unclear, much to the chagrin of opposition parties N-VA and PVDA. “We wanted to bring in a strong candidate,” bpost explains in response to the fuss.

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Het Laatste NieuwsHet Laatste Nieuws
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The salary of the new BPost CEO raises eyebrows: at least 200,000 euros more than the predecessor

Bpost has put a lot of money on the table to bring in its future mail boss Chris Peeters. Peeters would earn at least 200,000 euros more annually than his predecessor and receive a one-off “signing bonus” of 250,000 euros. However, the exact amount remains unclear, much to the chagrin of opposition parties N-VA and PVDA. “We wanted to bring in a strong candidate,” bpost explains in response to the fuss.

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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Het Belang van LimburgHet Belang van Limburg

To seduce the new boss, Bpost is firmly in the pockets: Zonhoven CEO gets 200,000 euros more than the predecessor

To seduce their new CEO, Bpost is making a big investment. Chris Peeters will be at least 200,000 after his switch? earn euro more per year than his predecessor Dirk Tirez.

·Hasselt, Belgium
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Het NieuwsbladHet Nieuwsblad

To seduce the new boss, Bpost is investing heavily: CEO gets 200,000 euros more than predecessor

To seduce their new CEO, Bpost is making a big investment. Chris Peeters will be at least 200,000 after his switch? earn euro more per year than his predecessor Dirk Tirez.

·Belgium
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Het Nieuwsblad broke the news in Belgium on Monday, September 11, 2023.
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