At the call of the CFDT and the CGT, the employees walked off the job at Carrefour, on Friday morning before doors at Saint-Serge.
Friday morning, the call of the CFDT and the CGT, employees walked off and made to sign a petition front of the store in the Saint-Serge. Many customers have supported them.
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Crates automatic weighing fruit and vegetables, self-service, products pre-packaged meat, frozen food and baked in the bakery, financial services transferred, after sales services (VAS) deleted ... the list is long. "Our jobs are disappearing, notes Annie Duschesne, CFDT union delegate, assistant fund. And our numbers are declining. "
Friday morning, at Carrefour Saint-Serge, they were more than forty employees to strike and to alert consumers. "If employment deteriorates with us, clients also will suffer the consequences, took Serge Marsh, CGT, host selling. Fewer people in the shops on hand in the stands and services ... this can not last! "
Declining enrollment is significant:" We had 305 employees in 2008, we are more than 270 in 2010. Worse, in Grand-Maine, we went from 337 in 2009 to 292 in 2010. In total, nearly 80 people and less. This downsizing will affect the working conditions (see below). "There is no longer hiring people CSD testifies Jacques Cady CFDT delegate to Grand Maine, sales consultant. Now there are fears of layoffs for us. When the sauce permanent contracts will be eaten? "
After the reduction of services after sale, it is the turn of the antennas Crossroads Bank" to be transferred within a unit. "Five people involved in Saint-Serge. They dread the start, also does no longer belong to the group. "For Annie Duchesne:" All those job cuts, these restructurings are intended to reduce labor costs, to save money. Serge sees Marsh the desire for "a reduction of $ 4.8 billion expenditure group in 2012, 2 billion for this year, as announced by Lars Olofsson, CEO. Then, Friday morning, before the doors of St. Sergius, with their colleagues, they have clearly refused to be "targets of adjustment! "Ouest-France
Saturday, March 20, 2010
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