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The workers – who normally earn about 1,600 euros – were given a bonus due to an accounting error that turned out to be too high of 30,000 euros. In total, seven million euros would have been paid to employees
Henry, who has been working as a factory worker for ten years, tells Sudinfo how surprised he was to have checked his bank account Friday morning and had noticed the euro was too much. "I was shocked when I saw so much money in my account." But I immediately understood that it was a mistake and I did not see it again. so did nothing. "
An email was then sent to employees asking them to refund the amount, but some staff members would already have a share of the money. delivered, including in a casino. With others, the wages of a debt were automatically seized.
The management of the company does not want to react for the moment. A source from trade union circles, however, confirms that the mistake was only made with some staff members. The workers in question should have been paid a bonus of 100 euros, but the number of hours worked was accidentally multiplied by 100.
