Spain: mobilization at the Ono cable operator against 1.300 job cuts

Since the announcement, on October 24, by the management of the telecommunications company – the main TV and phone cable operator in Spain – to reduce employment by 30%, cutting 1.300 jobs, strikes and demonstrations called for by the CCOO, UGT, PLI and CGT unions follow one another in the 16 cities of the country where the company is present.
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-align: justify;”>Since the announcement, on October 24, by the management of the
telecommunications company – the main TV and phone cable operator in Spain – to
reduce employment by 30%, cutting 1.300 jobs, strikes and demonstrations called
for by the CCOO, UGT, PLI and CGT unions follow one another in the 16 cities of
the country where the company is present.

Failure to respect the
commitments
. Unions outright rejected this ERE
which, according to Spanish law, must be validated by the
local go

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