Jordanian Channel Pays 12,000 Dinars in Female Broadcaster Dispute
The Court of Cassation resolved a legal dispute between a news anchor and a news channel in Jordan, ruling that the company must pay her 12,007.3 Jordanian dinars as compensation for wrongful termination. The anchor had claimed approximately 40,581 dinars, but the court considered that her continued work after her contract ended, with the company's consent, entitled her to severance compensation. The court also rejected her request to compensate for overtime exceeding 8 hours per day, but acknowledged her entitlement to an additional two hours' pay and end-of-service benefits. The court upheld the initial ruling of 15,456 dinars, which was later reduced, and confirmed that the company is liable for the court costs and interest until full payment is made.
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