The Limited Times

Now you can see non-English news...

Coulommiers: 65 former employees of the Brodard Graphique printing company will receive more than 3 million euros

2020-10-16T11:21:54.406Z


This historic printing house employed more than 200 people before it closed in 2010. Ten years later, 65 of them won a v


Ten years of fighting.

Ten years of legal proceedings and disappointed hopes, since that sad night of July 2010 which marked the end of a historic enterprise.

This Friday, 65 former employees of the Brodard Graphique printing house in Coulommiers, which employed 217 employees, received the long-awaited good news: they will each receive tens of thousands of euros in damages.

Me Philippe Brun, their counsel, gave them an appointment in the afternoon in the old courthouse of the town of Briarde.

The lawyer from Reims sports bushy eyebrows and a white beard well known to the commercial courts of France.

For thirty years he has been defending employees who are victims of so-called stock market layoffs.

65 other employees could have been compensated

“It's over and it's a great victory for the Brodards, loose Philippe Brun.

The Maury group [

Editor's note: the former owner of the printing house

] had let it be known that it refused to finance the social plan, which is against the law.

Each of the 65 employees will receive between 30,000 and 70,000 euros, which represents a total sum of 3,250,000 euros.

"

The final court decision, after a decade of legal battle from the Meaux Labor Court to the Court of Cassation, was taken on September 23 by the Paris Court of Appeal.

A slowness that scandalizes the lawyer.

“Since Hollande and Macron, social justice has become the slowest in France,” he protests.

Time is money.

This is all done with the aim of discouraging people.

Today, I am thinking of the 65 other employees who could have been compensated.

"

After several years of proceedings and first conflicting court rulings, half of the 130 ex-Brodard who initiated the proceedings gave up the fight before the cassation.

"Over time, some have lost confidence," regrets Philippe Brun.

Seine-et-Marne Newsletter

Every morning, the news of your department seen by Le Parisien

I'm registering

Your email address is collected by Le Parisien to enable you to receive our news and commercial offers.

Learn more

More info at the end of the day ...

Source: leparis

All news articles on 2020-10-16

You may like

Trends 24h

Latest

© Communities 2019 - Privacy

The information on this site is from external sources that are not under our control.
The inclusion of any links does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them.