Missing chief talks planned
COUNCILLORS will meet this week to discuss the continuing absence of their chief officer.
Chris Harman, Stoke-on-Trent City Council's interim chief executive, has been on sick leave since September 30, after the council's human resources committee decided not to appoint him to the chief executive position full-time.
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Chris Harman
Last week 22 councillors called for a meeting to discuss reports Mr Harman is seeking a pay-off to quit the authority.
The human resources committee is expected to discuss any settlement with Mr Harman on Friday.
8 Comments
by Julie, Trentham
Wednesday, October 28 2009, 9:16AM
“Would The Sentinel be willing to set up an on-line petition against Harman receiving a pay-off?”
by james, stoke
Tuesday, October 27 2009, 7:23PM
“He has broken his contract and should be sacked. He won't be missed.”
by E.B., Stoke
Tuesday, October 27 2009, 6:43PM
“Andrew,Lets keep this one alive mate,because they will try to push this one under the carpet.
There will be someslimy " BEHIND CLOSED DOORS MEETINGS", with Ibbs and Irving handing the money out.
I like you Andrew,will not be paying a penny in council tax if this parasite gets paid off.”
by andy, weston coyney
Tuesday, October 27 2009, 11:28AM
“Look folks we all know what the outcome is going to be. Harman will go, no details will be forthcoming due to confidentiality clauses in the settlement.
We have been there before.”
by Andrew, Longton
Tuesday, October 27 2009, 10:36AM
“Sorry for the capitalisation, but I need to shout this to every politicain reading this.”
by Andrew, Longton
Tuesday, October 27 2009, 10:35AM
“AS STATED BEFORE, ANY PAYMENT MADE TO THIS GUY WILL RESULT IN A MASS PROTEST BY THE TAX PAYERS OF STOKE-ON-TRENT”
by paul, working hard for a living!!!
Tuesday, October 27 2009, 9:12AM
“we all await the councils handling of this situation......i for one will be withholding any future council tax payments if they decide to pay this parasite off!!!!!!!”
by Jon, Hartshill
Tuesday, October 27 2009, 9:02AM
“Has the medical profession got to the bottom of Mr Harman's mystery illness yet?
Surely it's a condition that can be cured by leaving sour grapes out of one's diet?”