スペインの不良債権で破綻して国有化されたバンコ·デ·バレンシア(BANCO DE VALENCIA)は、23%の485人の従業員を解雇し、70支店を閉鎖し、1600人の350支店に縮小
Banco de Valencia despedirá a 485 trabajadores, el 23% de su plantilla
La entidad alude como causa a las condiciones de la UE para el rescate bancario de España
Cuando finalice el proceso, en marzo, tendrá 350 oficinas y 1.600 empleados
Ignacio Zafra Valencia 27 SEP 2012 - 21:02 CET
Banco de Valencia will lay off 485 workers, 23% of its workforce
The entity referred to as due to the conditions of the EU's bailout of Spain
When the process in March, will have 350 branches and 1,600 employees
Ignacio Zafra Valencia 27 SEP 2012 - 21:02 CET
The Banco de Valencia announced Thursday it will lay off 485 workers, 23% of its workforce, and close 70 offices. The record of employment regulation (ERE) would be completed in March. The company framed the decision in a downsizing process "that will allow you to streamline its structure and meet the requirements of the Memorandum of Understanding signed in July between the Eurogroup and Spain."
That is, under the conditions agreed by the Government and its European partners in exchange for giving way for the bank bailout, which will inject up to 100,000 million euros in the Spanish banking system. One of the first recipients of the aid will be the Bank of Valencia, who was tapped in November by the Bank of Spain due to its insolvency.
When finished this pruning, which might not be the last, the entity will have nearly 350 offices and 1,600 employees. Talks between management and the works council will start next week, said the bank, which expressed confidence that the ERE is "orderly and consensual".
The state controls about 90% of the bank's shares. When you receive new aid percentage will be about 99%. The representatives of the Fund for Orderly Bank Restructuring (FROB) directing the entity expect the cost benefit analysis ruled out the option of settlement. The restructuring will parallel the sale of toxic assets to a bad bank. Banking sources said the Bank of Valencia aims to put in it now assets valued at 6,000 million euros and in return receive some 3,000 million.
That process could place it in a position to be sold next year to another bank, preferably large. The purchaser would acquire an entity of manageable size, with a century-old brand, and focused, as recalled on Thursday "in the traditional line of business and private customers and small and medium enterprises." This is the opposite of what his old dome was dedicated in the years of the housing boom.
Entities 'Valencia' accumulate and 3,000 layoffs
The Federation Service UGT-PV just introduced Thursday a study that quantified by 3,000 workers who have been laid off in the Valencian entities since 2009. Valencia is a mean, because CAM has been absorbed by Banco Sabadell, Bancaja has dissolved in BFA-Bankia, which in turn has been taken over by the State, as the Bank of Valencia.
Felix Fernandez, general secretary of the federation, and Xavier Tarazona, savings industry secretary, warned, however, and the decision of the Bank of Valencia came to them right, that the waves of layoffs are far from over.
So far it has completed the first phase, which consisted of close overlapping branches as a result of mergers. The next step, they said, will be based on profitability. Unlike the traditional model of savings banks, banks that have inherited their branch networks will not hesitate to close many of which exist today in small towns.
Peoples branchless
UGT considers that the process has already begun, its leaders put as an example the closure of the offices that existed in Teresa (660 inhabitants) and Zarra (560) in the region of Valle de Ayora. The union's concern is that this line is extended to other Valencian municipalities of less than 1,000 inhabitants, which are 222. And you can also reach the 83 villages in which they live between 1,000 and 2,000 people.
Union leaders acknowledged that the pace of openings of the past decade, the hot real estate business, was "rampant". And were inclined to think that in this second stage layoffs will not be as advantageous as those that have occurred so far. Between 2009 and March this year had closed 354 offices in the autonomous region, to be in 1987. Alicante alone totaled 155.
The union predicted a very black future for the social works of the savings (the CAM has already been said, in "limbo") for the loss of financial business and therefore their typical income. The Bancaja, calculated, may hold one or two years pulling their reserves. UGT blamed the dismal end of the boxes and the Bank of Valencia to their former leaders and requested that the audited entities will be converted to public banks
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