Supermarket's executive committee has settled his dispute.

Lawyer Juliana Jack said that Harrison Isaac had reached a settlement with the Bermuda Workers Co-Operative Society.

The supermarket closed at its Union Street location after 17 years in operation as it was unable to continue paying back its $500,000 in debts. Mr.

Isaac was appointed in April last year by the cooperative.

He went on to develop a rescue plan for the ailing supermarket and by June this year announced to a meeting of creditors that 32 of the 63 creditors had been paid off.

However, in the midst of the supermarkets' revival Mr. Isaac suddenly left his job without any explanation.

Cooperative president Victor Fishington, Chris Furbert, Carlton Johnson, June Augustus, Clarence Smith, Anne Webb, Edward Caldabras, and George Scott were named in the suit filed at Supreme Court earlier.

No amount claimed for damages was given in the writ.

"Mr. Isaac is now prepared to join with the other employees and creditors of the Bermuda Workers Co-operative Society and wait the outcome of attempts to produce a business plan,'' Ms Jacks said.

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