Unions are fighting for social plan Brink’s – Telegraaf.nl

Unions are fighting for social plan Brink's – Telegraaf.nl

RICHMOND (AFN) – FNV Transport & amp; Logistics and CNV Professionals continue to fight for a good social plan at Brink’s Netherlands. The unions Friday sent an ultimatum to Brink’s for a good social plan for the 600 workers made redundant. That ultimatum runs Wednesday evening at 23:59 hours. If Brink’s does not meet the unions, there follow actions.

On 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. The stand layoffs announced in October.

The negotiator FNV showed Wednesday still know too have heard no news of Brink’s. He would not say what actions could be implemented if the ultimatum expired. The unions will identify actions at the time, said the spokesman.

Rabobank

Brink’s touching his current largest customer lost

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.

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, says the company.

The current financial position and healthy company’s balance sheet set Brink’s Netherlands own words capable in downsized fully focus on services for retail, retail, public sector and banks. ,, The viability of Brink’s Netherlands is taking this step bigger, ” says director Ad Wijnhoven Brink’s Netherlands. The Dutch branch would have been this year a turnover of 130 million euros

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