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Johan Voskuijl - work at Griethuijsen & Koch, N.V., Houthandel en Meubelindustrie v/h Van

Johan Voskuijl worked as a correspondent at Griethuijsen & Koch, N.V., Houthandel en Meubelindustrie v/h Van.

Subject

Houthandel en Meubelindustrie Griethuijsen & Koch was located at Oostenburgergracht 71-81, Amsterdam.[1] Johan Voskuijl worked here as a correspondent from 1908 until about September 1917. His employer was satisfied with him, but the conditions at the time necessitated reorganisation. Thus, his position was abolished.[2]

Around the same time, the shareholders' meeting set the company's dividend at five per cent a year.[3] In 1918, the firm Van Griethuijsen & Koch bought up an already existing furniture factory in Rhenen.[4] Whether this was related to the intended reorganisation and the disappearance of Voskuijl's position is not known.

Footnotes

  1. ^ Anne Frank Stichting (AFS), Anne Frank Collectie (AFC), A_Voskuijl_I_01: referentie door A. van Alphen, 18 september 1917.
  2. ^ AFS, AFC, A_Voskuijl_I_01: referentie A. van Alphen, 18 september 1917.
  3. ^ “N.V. Houthandel en Meubelindustrie v/h Griethuijsen & Koch”, De Telegraaf, 25 augustus 1917.
  4. ^ Email van H.P. Deys (Historische Vereniging Oud Rhenen) aan Gertjan Broek (AFS), 12 september 2016.