BEST – Workers at money transporter Brink’s run from Thursday in relay action to enforce a better social plan for the colleagues who lose their jobs through a major reorganization. That action coordinator Leen van der Leest Tuesday said on behalf of the trade unions FNV and CNV.
To minimize the inconvenience to consumers, employees will this time take turns each branch supplying ATMs and retrieving safe money at stopping banks. Last month nationwide campaigned so many ATMs in particular Rabobank were vacant. Brink’s has seven offices in Drachten, Zwolle, Arnhem, Best, Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Wood.
Retailers are Van der Leest spared. “If they have a standing appointment to pick their cash, which is just met,” he said.
Mass resignation at Brink
Brink’s will lay off in the course of this year, 650 of the approximately one thousand employees. For them no more work because Rabobank leaves as a customer. The unions want Brink’s with a better social plan over the bridge comes and strives to accommodate as many workers in the industry peers. However, a solution according to the unions still do not understand.
Brink’s got earlier to the court to the prohibition of the actions. But who ruled in favor of the unions. They decided then after the verdict in their favor to interrupt the action and fill the ATMs again. “We’ve found a way that the breather has exhausted and that all parties remain facing each other,” said CNV action director Peter de Jong.
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Brink’s, declined to comment on the announcement that the operations are resumed. The company announced Monday peers G4S and SecurCash through the courts to force staff to take over. Rabobank has joined Money Service Netherlands (GSN), which does business with these two transporters of funds. Brink’s relies on appointments in the security industry that are taken over by contract staff changes.
Modified: Wednesday, January 14th, 2015 – 01:54
Author: Sebastian Quekel
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