Unique: Jan Slagter does not stand up for someone who is under fire at the NPO. He is going to rage a lot against chief Frederieke Leeflang. That he is not allowed to do her? “That does not play a role …”
They all make it so colorful with the public broadcaster that it is almost no news anymore when there is a Bobo under fire again. This time it is the turn of Chief Frederieke Leeflang (the boss of everything at the NPO). It Ad Has a megalang article about her published and for those who have no time to read that, the conclusion is: there is no good either.
Jan shocked
Jan Slagter, boss of Omroep MAX, is always in the starting blocks after such a kind of article to call at the talk show table of Renze Klamer that it is all nonsense and that those victims should not howl. How different it is this time: he saws Frederieke, whom he already hates, in the ankles Renze on Sunday.
Jan immediately admits that he is not a fan of Frederieke. “No, and that has to do with its administrative qualities. I think she is a bad driver. I never hid that down, but here I was confronted with the man Frederieke Leeflang and I was very shocked. ”
Slanted
What is Jan shocked then? “What is in it and how people are decorated, are intimidated, aggressive language. Well, it is quite a bit and many people have filed a complaint and made a report. That doesn’t lie and there are not one, but between 10 to 15 or more. You have to take that very seriously. “
Ehh, about Oud-WNL-BOBO BERT HOUSES also came up a lot of drek? Until pregnancy discrimination. And Jan laughed away. He thought all those WNL women. But this is different according to Jan. “This is the lady who was a bit the mother Teresa of the safe working environment,” this must change. “
“Now she is doing this!”
That Frederieke must be tackled, says Jan. “She always says:” I’m going to stand for it and make sure that Hilversum becomes safe again, “and now she is doing this! Her co -driver Paul Baptism, who is now gone, sent a letter to the Supervisory Board. He is a kind of whistleblower who says: ‘This is going in the wrong direction. There is a fear culture at the NPO. “
Host Renze Klamer is chattering with his ears. “I have to say, Jan: I have to get used to this relationship in the conversation, because usually when I am talking about someone at the NPO being accused, then you are actually the one who says: ‘How many people work with the NPO and how many reports are there completely? “
Full on the organ
Renze finds it strange. “You always say:” They are just stories, but there are also a lot of good stories and a lot of satisfied employees. ” You actually usually take it for the person on fire and now you go full on the organ. ”
Jan then: “Yes, but if you read in the newspaper how she deals with those complaints and actually says: ‘There have been no reports, because they did not come to me. Those people did not report to me. ” (…) I think that there should be an investigation now and that she should be put on non-active. “
Substantial view
Very strange, says Renze. “I check it one more time, because this is quite a big opinion. So this is not to do with what you personally think of her administrative style? ”
Jan: “No, not at all.”
Renze: “Because in all those other cases you were the lawyer, from:” Hey, someone deserves a second chance. “
Jan: “Mrs Leeflang also deserves a second chance, but you should not lie. This piece really lies. I don’t say it from resentment, let me put that first. I love the public broadcaster, but we have to have someone who can really do it. “
Tina Critical
Isn’t it just because Frederieke is a woman? Jan is not exactly known as the most feminine -friendly bobo in Hilversum; Just asks Catherine Keyl from Loretta Schrijver. TV authority Tina Nijkamp is therefore critical. She says to her analysis canal: “Indeed stood out.”
“Furthermore, remarkable that Jan knew so much about ‘the letter’ [van klokkenluider Paul Doop] And about the fact that Frederieke had asked her fellow director Lucien Brouwer (according to Jan) to call Paul Baptism to withdraw a letter and that she had called Mariëtte Hamer. How does Jan know that? And is that info correct? I did not read back in the AD. ”
In other words: it would not surprise Tina if Jan also gave this Frederieke a push. Snake pit …