Fresenius réduit le bonus millionnaire de son ex-PDG Sturm

Le groupe de santé Fresenius réduit le bonus de son ancien directeur général, Stephan Sturm. Le dirigeant conteste cette coupe et formule des critiques en retour.

Chez Fresenius à Düsseldorf, un différend concernant la rémunération d'anciens cadres s'envenime. L'entreprise reproche à ses précédents membres du directoire des erreurs graves et réduit en conséquence le bonus millionnaire de l'ex-PDG Stephan Sturm. Sturm critique à son tour l'approche du groupe. Les dirigeants allemands évitent généralement les confrontations publiques afin de préserver leurs relations futures. Ce conflit risque désormais de se transformer en une bataille publique prolongée. Jusqu'à présent, cette affaire était restée largement à l'écart de l'attention du grand public.

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