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MBF foundry: 200 former employees attack industrial tribunals

2022-05-27T16:06:54.395Z


The Dijon Court of Appeal had confirmed in mid-December the liquidation of the automobile foundry, pronounced following the absence of a buyer.


Some 200 former employees of the MBF car foundry in Saint-Claude, in the Jura, in compulsory liquidation since December, launched Friday a procedure with the prud'hommes, indicated the inter-union.

After several months of research and work to constitute the request

”, these ex-employees and their lawyer submitted the files to the industrial tribunal of Lons-le-Saunier.

"

We want the responsibility of the former shareholder

[an Italian entrepreneur]

to be recognized, as well as that of the principals, Stellantis and Renault

", told AFP Koray Sukran, member of the inter-union and representative of the Sud Industrie union.

According to him, of the 286 employees of MBF at the time of liquidation, only about 90 "

have found something

", whether it be a job, long-term training or the creation of a business.

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The Dijon Court of Appeal had confirmed in mid-December the liquidation of the automobile foundry, pronounced at first instance in June 2021 following the absence of a buyer for this highly indebted manufacturer of engine casings and gearbox parts. .

The employees had a takeover project through a participatory and cooperative company (Scop), but they did not have time to finalize.

This “

recovery project would have made it possible to preserve jobs, know-how, an industrial tool in a hyper-disaster employment area like that of Saint-Claude

”, regretted the inter-union in a press release.

Source: lefigaro

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