Money conveyor Brink’s wants ban on strike – NU.nl

Money conveyor Brink's wants ban on strike – NU.nl

The case is Monday at the court in Utrecht, the board of Brink’s Netherlands Saturday announced.

The unions called on their members to Brink’s Friday night at ATMs, Rabobank, ABN Amro and SNS Bank from Saturday 06:00 hours not to refill. In protest against the way the money will reorganize carrier.

Reorganization

According to the management make the unions with this action a wrong choice. ” Instead of other cash logistics service providers to account for their obligation to preserve jobs, they opt for media attention and thwart the necessary reorganization at Brink’s. This provides a direct threat to the continuity of our business, ” said the executive in a statement.

The unions did their call after the failure to agree on a good social plan for the approximately six hundred more than a thousand workers who lose their jobs.

Brink’s cuts in the workforce associated with the loss of his current largest customer Rabobank, 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.

Trust

Action Coordinator on behalf of FNV and CNV Leen van der List said in a response confidence in the judgment of the court. He points out that everything is done in this regard to

ensure safe operation smoothly and to avoid social disruption.

According to him, most of the Saturday shift (approximately two hundred employees) on the action, which focuses on the ATMs of Rabobank and to a lesser extent those of ABN Amro and SNS. He emphasized that activities such as getting money at supermarkets, or simply be done.

Pegs

Rabobank showed Saturday around noon that 92 (4 percent) of its 2300 ATMs are empty. A spokesman said he expected that this number increases in the course of the day.

The bank recommends that customers pins as much as possible to other banks. As a result of the strike at CIT Brink’s the bank considers the possibility of “real” that ATMs are less available than usual.

Another option is to pay as much as possible with the debit card, or extra money to cash at shops selling this, the bank said. “It is very regrettable that consumers in the Netherlands, customers and non-customers, soon in some locations can not withdraw money,” the bank said. “They are now the victims of a conflict between Brink’s and the unions’

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By.: NU.nl/ANP