Unions complain that the Banco Gallego dismisses the department staff abroad to externalize.
Union spokesmen have denounced today that Banco Gallego, Galician bank controlled by Caixanova (has almost 49.84%), has submitted letters of dismissal to the department of foreign workers because it provides "outsourcing" service.
So representatives have indicated CCOO, UGT, CSIC and IGC to his departure from the meeting of the working table of the fusion of Caixa Galicia and Caixanova. Thus, the head of UGT, Jose Ramon de, free mmorpg game, Pliego-Valdes, has indicated that the unions have been informed of the dismissals today and still not know the details, although they have suggested that affect a single department, the foreigner, who the bank wants to "outsourcing."
According to union spokesmen is a record of employment regulation (ERE) that affects this area of the bank. The same sources have, gaia gold, indicated that the decision was announced on July 30 and the Speaker of CSIC, Juan Alvarez, has indicated that it affects "between 10 and 14" workers.
In this sense, Alvarez has said it is "bad news" because they did not expect this movement. "We believe it is understaffed, but they are four or 14 is a bad sign because it can, Star Trek Gold, be replicated in other auxiliaries," he said, in allusion to Caixa Galicia Caixanova both involved in other businesses.
TERMS-Valdes considered that these layoffs are a "problem Add in the labor negotiation fusion. "The participating companies can not be job losses," he claimed, lambasting to "seize the holidays" to "clean template.
For its part, Tito Rodriguez, the IGC has also censored when they have reported layoffs and put into practice that staff have received their redundancy notices because the service "is going to outsource and go to dismantle."
Also the representative of CCOO, Luis Marino, stressed that this decision, but not inside the table itself from the merger work, "must see", because it highlights the "pretensions" of Caixanova in business in which it participates.