The Japanese took over four of the eight sites of the former subsidiary Jouve.
He wants to press Safig to expand its services business to business.
Giant image, Canon develops in business services. – Photo Laurent Cerino / Rea
Canon Business Services France, the French subsidiary of Japan’s Canon, took over the business payroll, mail, input … Safig of the bar of the Commercial Court of Bobigny (Seine-Saint-Denis). This represents more than 150 employees and four of the eight sites Safig Saint-Ouen, Vaux-le-Pénil (Seine-et-Marne), Le Mans and La Chatre (Indre), where the scanned prints of the National Library of France. Reportedly, Canon would have paid 1 million and promised to maintain employment for two years.
other buyers are American and French Banctec HSK. The first 75 people to keep the processing of payment in Lille, Melun, Rennes, Orleans and Bordeaux. The second guard 15 employees in the database will be transferred from Saint-Ouen in Clichy activity. Banctec and Canon share the site of Melun. In the end, the most affected by job losses is the Marquette-lez-Lille, where the workforce from 100 employees to about twenty. Giant image Canon develops in business services. “Our goal is to reach the Top 3″ Business Process Outsourcing “, outsourcing, on Europe, Africa, Middle East. And this acquisition is just the beginning, as we move into organic or external growth, “ Announcement servio Notermans, CEO of Canon France (2,600 employees). Among the new activities, Canon is pleased to acquire skills in the service of donor relations charities.
Bitter employees
However, employees Safig, nearly 200 are not included, do not took off. They accuse Jouve, former owner of their company and himself subsidiary of Les Petites Posters (4,200 employees), to have worsened the financial situation. ‘fees seat represented 30 to 35% of the operating budget Safig, which was unbearable, “ says one employee representative, who regrets that the State has not forced the Posters small to contribute to the PSE.
spokesman Jouve said that Les Petites Posters are not the shareholder Safig and therefore have nothing to do with the procedure. “Well Jouve shareholder. For several months, Jouve, also faces economic difficulties, has worked to pass Safig in the best conditions. On the other hand, Jouve has brought 50% of the PSE, or 350,000 euros, and this plan has been approved by the state, “ she says.
Stéphane Frachet
Correspondent Tours
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