At least 700 jobs at risk at La Redoute - HLN.be
The French multinational Seal Group, owner of La Redoute and looking for a buyer for the subsidiary, today the unions announced that more than 700 jobs are likely to perish in the online fashion boutique.
The financial old navy store hours director of fuse explained in the framework of the meeting of a working group that the number of redundancies old navy store hours will be just as in the restructuring in 2008. Least high When 672 workers lost their jobs. In France, where La Redoute employs 2,400 people, and abroad, accounting for 900 employees, will redundancies. A spokesman declined to confirm barrier. Told AFP the number of possible layoffs cited He merely stated that "the sale of La Redoute would have an impact on employment" and added, that nothing would be published as long as no further talks are held with potential buyers. These talks were launched this summer. According to the magazine Challenges are OpCapita investment and real estate company Altarea Cogedim the main potential buyers. Union delegate Thierry Bertin told AFP that "fuse old navy store hours by mid November, the future buyer must disclose". La Redoute is located in Belgium since 1985. In the mid 2000s the fashion boutique still flourished, but since then it goes downhill here. Thus ended in a restructuring in 2011, the logistics center in Dottignies its doors. The headquarters of La Redoute for the Benelux is located in Estampuis (Hainaut).
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The French multinational Seal Group, owner of La Redoute and looking for a buyer for the subsidiary, today the unions announced that more than 700 jobs are likely to perish in the online fashion boutique.
The financial old navy store hours director of fuse explained in the framework of the meeting of a working group that the number of redundancies old navy store hours will be just as in the restructuring in 2008. Least high When 672 workers lost their jobs. In France, where La Redoute employs 2,400 people, and abroad, accounting for 900 employees, will redundancies. A spokesman declined to confirm barrier. Told AFP the number of possible layoffs cited He merely stated that "the sale of La Redoute would have an impact on employment" and added, that nothing would be published as long as no further talks are held with potential buyers. These talks were launched this summer. According to the magazine Challenges are OpCapita investment and real estate company Altarea Cogedim the main potential buyers. Union delegate Thierry Bertin told AFP that "fuse old navy store hours by mid November, the future buyer must disclose". La Redoute is located in Belgium since 1985. In the mid 2000s the fashion boutique still flourished, but since then it goes downhill here. Thus ended in a restructuring in 2011, the logistics center in Dottignies its doors. The headquarters of La Redoute for the Benelux is located in Estampuis (Hainaut).
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