Fertiberia initiates a collective dismissal for 10% of its more than 700 employees in Spain

in Spain as part of its strategic transformation process, aimed at reinforcing its long-term competitiveness and leadership. The measure, which would potentially affect less than 10% of Fertiberia's total workforce, composed of more than 700 employees, "responds to the need to adjust the company's structure to market changes and seeks to consolidate a more integrated, agile, and efficient business model, as well as advance towards operational excellence," the company indicated this Wednesday to Efeagro. Fertiberia has added that, in compliance with legal obligations, it will negotiate with the representatives of the workers affected by this measure "with a firm commitment to seek an optimal solution for all parties." The Independent and Civil Service Trade Union (CSIF) has already expressed "its deepest rejection" of the announced collective dismissal (ERE) by Fertiberia. The union has recalled that the company has a workforce of around 760 people throughout Spain, with work ...