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EUR 1 million for 200 SeaFrance ex-employees: “It does not replace our jobs, but it saves our honour”

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The end of a legal battle. SNCF was forced to pay one million euros to two hundred sailors for not having paid their redundancy benefits on time. The company owned the Calais shipping company SeaFrance, which was liquidated in 2012.

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EUR 1 million for 200 SeaFrance ex-employees: “It does not replace our jobs, but it saves our honour”

1 month ago·Strasbourg, France

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