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Keshet Seeks Court Order to Block Former Executive's Appointment as News CEO
Keshet has filed an urgent request with the Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court to block the appointment of former executive the former Deputy CEO of broadcast programming as CEO of Channel 13's news division.
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What happened
- 01Keshet seeks a court order to block the former Deputy CEO of broadcast programming's appointment as CEO of Channel 13's news division.
- 02The request is based on a non-compete clause requiring a four-month cooling-off period after the former Deputy CEO of broadcast programming's departure from Keshet.
- 03Keshet claims the former Deputy CEO of broadcast programming possesses sensitive trade secrets related to broadcast schedules and content strategies.
- 04The company is offering the former Deputy CEO of broadcast programming full pay for four months to honor the non-compete agreement.
- 05The former Deputy CEO of broadcast programming's new role at Channel 13's news division was set to begin on November 4.
The company cites a non-compete clause in the former Deputy CEO of broadcast programming's contract, which requires a four-month cooling-off period that has not yet elapsed. Keshet argues the former Deputy CEO of broadcast programming possesses sensitive trade secrets and that his new role would violate his agreement. The court is being asked to enforce the non-compete clause, preventing the former Deputy CEO of broadcast programming from starting his new position as scheduled.
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