5 strongest evidence points

This is not the full evidence index. These 5 points are the fastest way to understand the core dispute.

All descriptions remain legally cautious and reflect how materials are publicly described in the repository.

5 reference anchors

  1. Date: 12 March 2024 (repository reference point)
    Document / material type: process-verbaal / court-stage material
    What it supports: a publicly described procedural stage and baseline for later verification.
    Why it matters: anchors chronology and interpretation of subsequent records.
  2. Date: 2025 (weeks referenced in repository documentation)
    Document / material type: loonspecificatie and 32h / Phase C guaranteed-hours thread
    What it supports: repository-described dispute around guaranteed hours and settlement logic.
    Why it matters: central to wage and employment-stability allegations.
  3. Date: 2024–2025 (publicly described correspondence range)
    Document / material type: debt/settlement correspondence and calculation records
    What it supports: how balances/debt were presented in disputed settlement context.
    Why it matters: key control point for independent document-level review.
  4. Date: 13 Nov 2023 and 30 Jan 2024 (dates used in public descriptions)
    Document / material type: office recording / communication record
    What it supports: repository-described communication context around disputed documents.
    Why it matters: allows comparison between spoken interactions and written records.
  5. Date: 2025 (selected payslip references)
    Document / material type: loonspecificatie discrepancy example
    What it supports: a public verification point for hours, deductions and net outcomes.
    Why it matters: indicates where documentary consistency checks are necessary.

The full evidence index remains the primary source for complete detail.

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