French mobile operator plans to cut staff level by over third: unions


PARIS: French mobile operator SFR plans to shed over a third of its staff over the next three years although no forced job cuts are foreseen until 2019, union representatives said. 

”Management accepted that until 2019 there won’t be any forced job cuts ... everything will be voluntary,” said Abdelkader Choukrane of the Unsa union, the largest at SFR, after a meeting with Labour Minister Myriam El Khomri. 

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