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The Rabobank ATMs are starting tomorrow morning 6:00 am until further notice no longer wants to reorganize topped out in protest against the way money transporter Brink’s. The same applies to a part of the ATMs of ABN AMRO. That the trade unions FNV and CNV announced tonight.
© anp. The unions had already announced actions for the weekend between Christmas and New Years, but how exactly that would look like it was not yet known. Brink’s had until Christmas Eve time to come up with a good social plan for the approximately six hundred workers who lose their jobs, but remained as the unions in default.
The actions will in time according to the unions provide defunct ATMs by customers of Brink’s. “However, there are still plenty of machines operable to provide the public of notes’ said action coordinator Leen van der List. “We will be in consultation
Brink’s cuts in the workforce associated with the loss of his current largest customer Rabobank, which next year switch to Money Service Netherlands (GSN). Currently there are still discussions with stakeholders to bring to Brink’s employees at GSN or other providers.
Away from the Netherlands
Wednesday it was announced that the US money carrier withdraws from Netherlands. The Dutch subsidiary has been sold to an independent organization representing the interests of, inter alia, staff and customers. Brink’s Netherlands therefore continues independently.
Brink’s touching his current biggest customer Rabobank lost, which transfers next year to Money Service Netherlands (GSN). Currently there are still discussions with stakeholders to house employees of Brink’s at GSN or other providers.
The former parent company was no longer willing to invest money in Brink’s Netherlands. The Dutch management has stipulated that when the company is detached from the parent company. Through the establishment of the foundation and the transfer of the shares, this is achieved, according to the company.
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