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The Brussels Labor Court ruled that there was no "urgency" for him to recover his post.
Stéphane Rosenblatt, who was the director general of the television in charge transversal content at RTL, had also become responsible for the contents of the radio Bel RTL in 2017, radio of which he was the first editor in chief years ago. But he was replaced under the "Evolve" plan and has therefore cited his employer in court.
In an order made last Monday, the Brussels Court of Human Rights' court of summary considers, however, that the urgency invoked to be reinstated in its function as head of Bel RTL's content was not relevant.
" The Applicant does not demonstrate in the present case that failure to take the provisional measures sought immediately would incur prejudice of a certain gravity, even inconveniences that are difficult to repair "deducts the order
Rosenblatt is dismissed and must pay 1,440 euros, the amount compensating the proceedings. He had argued that his separation from Bel RTL interrupted his policy of redesigning content, which is why he was demanding that he resume his duties urgently. " There would be no sense in reinstating the plaintiff in a position now occupied by a third party in respect of whom the judge hearing the application for interim measures has not taken e", replies the order. [19659004] After Evolve, Philippe Delusinne, the CEO of RTL Belgium, offered him the role of Content Chief Officer, a job combined with that in television. But Rosenblatt refused.
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