Vodafone Group plantea un ERE para el 20% de la plantilla de VOIS en España

La multinacional británica de telecomunicaciones Vodafone Group (antigua propietaria de Vodafone España), ha presentado un ERE para la división española de Vodafone Intelligent Solutions (VOIS), una filial instrumental que presta servicios a la multinacional. Pretende reducir la plantilla de VOIS en España en alrededor de un 20%, lo que supone unos 180 trabajadores de un total de 900 empleados en…

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