MicroGEM’s staff went 222 days without pay before resigning

MicroGEM’s staff went 222 days without pay before resigning
MicroGEM's office in Dunedin. (Image: Google)
Riley Kennedy
This article is part of a series: read part one "Inside prolonged collapse of MicroGem" here“Carry on this silent treatment, and we will assume that you wish to have your contract terminated as per your employment contract clause 16.”That was MicroGEM’s chief scientific officer, David Saul, in an April 14 email to a dozen staff who had stopped working for the biotech.He gave them two other options: “stay with us and communicate” or “hand in your resignation”. They did the l...

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