Neiman Marcus is asking the bankruptcy court to give raises to chief executive officer Geoffroy van Raemdonck, seven additional executives who make up the C-suite and as many as 239 key employees.
The proposed retention and performance-based compensation plan covers staff who are “critical to day-to-day operations,” the company’s financial performance and the success of its restructuring in bankruptcy, according to a court filing.
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