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The coronavirus pandemic has meant that companies, regardless of their size, have turned to changes and modifications in your business strategies to ensure its existence.
Such is the case of Cencosud, a company that announced a reorganization of the work they are doing in both Chile and Peru.
In the case of the Inca country, it is the closure of the operations of the Paris stores from July 1 of this year. In total, there are 11 stores that will stop working. “Being the fourth operator in the market, The results and expected participation have not been achieved to guarantee the sustainability of the operation.“They point out in a statement.
In this way, the workers of these companies will be “relocated to the Wong and Metro Supermarkets operation offering them salary and working conditions for these flags “also adding that those who do not accept these conditions” may avail themselves of a retirement plan “.
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Meanwhile, in our country the chain Johnson, part of the Cencosud holding company, will be absorbed to create the Paris Express stores, “Whose main focus will be the commercialization of the clothing, footwear and sports categories”.
“The premises that are not absorbed will be closed in the months of July and August 2020“Adds the ad.
Finally, they point out that just as in the case of Peru, “collaborators will be relocated to Paris on the different Cencosud flags offering them the salary and working conditions of these flags. Those collaborators who decide not to accept these conditions may avail themselves of a retirement plan ”.
“This unification of brands will enhance the Paris brand in Chile, generating new commercial, operational and logistical synergies, strengthening its omnichannel strategy and seeking greater competitiveness and sustainability, offering better service, assortment and quality to its clients ”, concludes the document signed by Ricardo Bennet de la Vega, manager of Department Stores Division .
Check out Cencosud’s statement below:
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