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Axians cuts 161 positions in Brittany: employees demand better departure conditions


“Here Vinci fires at a low price”, “Orange breaks, Vinci bends and we are thanked”, “Orange imposes itself, Vinci explodes us”… Motorists have seen these slogans flourish since last September around buildings from the Vinci group to Pacé (35), near Rennes. At the origin of the discontent: the announcement, by its subsidiary Axians/Cegelec Ouest Télécoms, of the closure of its Breton branches in Pacé, Ploeren (56), Quimper and Kersaint-Plabennec (29), and the concomitant elimination of 161 positions as part of a job protection plan (PSE).

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