Sale of SFR: Employees Called to Strike Thursday Afternoon
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The operator was bought by its competitors Bouygues, Orange and Free. Although the buyers present the operation as "socially responsible", more than a hundred employees went on strike on Thursday, September 24th. They and they denounce the lack of guarantees on the maintenance of their employment.
The employees of the Altice France group, the parent company of the operator SFR which will be sold to its competitors, are called to strike this Thursday, September 24 in the afternoon to defend their jobs at a time when a major overhaul of the sector is expected.
Many employees of Patrick Drahi's group responded to the call for union strikes on Thursday 24 September to protest against the three buyers' employment commitments.
The Interunion, bringing together Unsa, CFDT and CFTC, called on the employees to "make their concern, anger and determination heard", almost four months after a sales agreement was passed to sell SFR for 20.35 billion euros. Olivier Lelong, CFDT's central trade union representative interviewed by the AFP, said the action must act as a "semony hit" addressed to the three buyers Bouygues Telecom, Iliad (Free) and Orange, and to Altice France. The…
عبر Cedarnews.net. لم体ابعر الم体يد من ال体بار وال体ارير الحري. مورونا علعنا. Employees of Altice France, SFR's parent company, are called to strike this Thursday, 24 September to defend their jobs after the Bouyugues buy-out. الم نشر ه
Employees of the Altice France group, the operator's parent company that will be sold to its competitors Bouygues Telecom, Free and Orange, are mobilizing to defend their jobs at a time when a major overhaul of the sector is announced.
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