virtual training company domestic launched the second employment regulation dossier (ERE) in a year with the intention of layoffs. 89 workers from your content creation department. The firm, which specializes in marketing courses, is focusing on reducing staff in the division responsible for recording videos, and this will affect two-thirds of the division, as the law firm announced on Monday. Collection Tour this is an explanation.
Domestica has in recent months disbanded its Spanish subsidiary and split it organizationally into several companies. After closing a 97m euro funding round a year ago and shortly thereafter Unicorn This company, originally from the United States, – ‘startups’ valued at more than 1,000 million euros – has started laying off staff. First in its own division, DMSTK SL, and now in Estudios de Grabación Digital SL.
According to the latest data available in the trade registry, both subsidiaries recorded losses of around 105,437 euros between the two in 2021. Data from staff shows it aggravated in subsequent years, given the decline in demand for ‘online’ courses following the relaxation of health restrictions in place during the pandemic.
If the case is finally resolved on the terms originally proposed, the company will cease to have 275 workers in Spain. less than 100, according to data from Ronda. The process of cutting his business around the world has caused him to close 11 of the 12 content recording studios he has so far outside of Spain. Now he’s just focusing on Madrid, where it will affect the file.
The workers are examining the mobilizations initiated by the Domestics administration against the file and are considering taking action. to hit to force the company to withdraw the file. In the previous ERE, victims left with compensation for unfair dismissal (Worked 33 days a year), plus a linear plus.