The store V & D Kalverstraat. Photo ANP / Robin Lonkhuijsen
V & D today must appear in court because of the wage reduction that the company wishes to implement. The retailer claimed late last month that all employees wages handed in at 5.8 percent. The unions are trying salary sacrifice now to reverse through a lawsuit.
Last week the unions spoke several times with the management of the department store. A substantive conversation came as FNV director Niels Suijker however no time. Reversing the wage cut was for V & D largely not an option, as it became clear Suijker
Not only employees of V &. D had to hand in the rescue of the company. To the chain – which was falling over – keep afloat, was also the landlords asked a sacrifice. After lengthy negotiations, the chain did early last week to close a deal with the landlords, banks and owner Sun Capital
The unions and V &. D are on the contrary very least agree on the pay cut. When it appeared that V & D that step would not turn back, the unions decided to proceed with the previously announced interim relief. Our reporter Barbara Rijlaarsdam followed the rescue of V & D and is present at that session
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