Musimundo Closed 20 Branches and Fired More than 120 Workers in Four Provinces
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Attorney Gastón González Yospa reported that the legal study that integrates will hold a virtual and free talk aimed at Musimundo workers affected by the closure of branches. The aim is to provide information on the ongoing insolvency process and possible avenues of labor and judicial complaint. Faced with the closure of Musimundo branches and the uncertainty of hundreds of workers, the legal study González Yospa called on affected employees fro…
The historic chain of appliances began to adjust its operations after presenting itself in a preventive contest two months ago.
The retail chain belongs to the company Chaqueña Carsa, which less than two months ago, opened its preventive contest. It closed branches in Chaco and Formosa, among other provinces The Musimundo entrance closed 20 branches and fired more than 120 workers in four provinces was first published in El Ciudadano.
The household appliances chain permanently closed down its Del Libertador Avenue and Juan Pujol, in Monte Caseros, as part of a restructuring that includes the closure of branches in different parts of the country. Seven years old employees were decoupled.
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