Social. "SFR C'est Nous" : 6,500 Employees on Strike to Defend Jobs Before the Operator Buys
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Many employees of Patrick Drahi's group went on strike again on Tuesday, November 3, against the background of serious concerns about employment in the context of the collective takeover of the group by Bouygues Telecom, Orange and Free.
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Worried about their future after SFR's announced acquisition by its competitors, thousands of employees stopped work on Tuesday, and they called for three proposals for reclassification for each of them.
Several hundred employees of SFR and D-Altice France gathered in front of the group's headquarters to demand guarantees on their conditions of take-over.
About 6,500 employees of SFR and d'Altice were on strike on 3 November. Despite guarantees of employment until 2029, the unions challenged the conditions of reclassification, the allowances and the fate of certain subsidiaries.
As the sale of SFR to Bouygues Telecom, Free and Orange is getting ready, the employees are demanding more guarantees about their professional future. About 6,500 employees of the Altice France group are said to have stopped working on Tuesday, according to Unsa. Mobilisation is growing at SFR. Several hundred employees gathered on Tuesday morning [...] The article Sale of SFR: 6,500 employees on strike to defend their takeover conditions was pu…
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