ERE offered by Nueva Pescanova to company employees started negotiating A meeting this Tuesday in the Mar de Vigo Auditorium, where the negotiating table is set and the company presents itself 82 layoff plans instead of the hundred announced when the file was forwarded Employment Regulations.
This was conveyed by Business Committee Chairman Ana Caride at the end of the meeting and she said: Four companies are affected, three from the center of Chapela (Pontevedra) and one from Madrid, and their 52 employees have two representatives at the negotiating table.
The meeting began around 11:30 a.m. and ended around 1 p.m. with the first contact between the parties: five people representing the company – who declined to comment – two from human resources and the other thirteen from human resources. Social part, including CCOO and two people from the ‘special’ commission as stated by UGT.
In this quoteThe articles of association were signed by the company, the documents were delivered and the first meeting date was determined as October 5, It will be for informational purposes and does not have a headquarters for now due to the fact that it coincides with the Conxemar fair.
The parties have 30 days until October 26 to sign the agreement, although labor representatives have stated that time is “not an issue” and have shown willingness to extend the deadline.
“It was a contact meeting where everyone had good intentions. “We came in good faith,” said Caride, who advocated “fighting as much as possible to make it as painless as possible” and hoped there would be “good will” on the part of the company and “the largest shareholder, Abanca.” ” “.
Employment regulation file Nueva Pescanova was initially to affect 100 workers out of a workforce of 335 from headquarters and corporate offices.
When the company announced ERE at the beginning of the month, it justified it for economic and organizational reasons and to be able to “adapt to a challenging global environment” in order to “ensure the long-term sustainability of the company.” ”
The firm, owned by Galician financial company Abanca, is immersed in a negotiation process for the sale of part of its capital to Canadian multinational Cooke.