The traditional confectionery Boston of Mar del Plata will close its doors due to a court measure related to a controversial bankruptcy request and a failed expansion promised by Austrian investors in 2016.
Approximately 50 employees will lose their jobs and the unions declared themselves in a state of alert and mobilization.
The announcement of the closure was communicated on the confectionery’s social networks, which highlighted the importance of shared memories. He The judicial conflict originated in 2016 when the confectionery was acquired by a business group that promised to expand the brand, but did not fulfill its promises..
The owners face a case for fraudulent bankruptcy, with accusations of fraud and emptying of the company, in addition to restrictions on leaving the country.
This Monday, the final closing of Bostonwho said goodbye valuing the moments lived at his premises.
Boston employees and the pain of closure
“Tomorrow is the last day. We are living with a lot of anguish. Customers are coming to say goodbye, it is a traditional confectionery. We are sensitive not only because of the years but also because there are between 40 and 50 people who are left without work“, shared Carolina, one of the employees, in dialogue with C5N.
Taking into account the difficult situation in the country, and the difficulty in getting a new job, the woman added that “we are already old, for this context of a country where they ask for employees up to 35 years old.”
And he concluded: “If there is something that we were able to rescue from all this, it is our struggle. It was worth it, it held up. A lot was done, we are proud of ourselves. “If there is something we can leave behind, it is that we have to fight, we have to fight for our rights.”
“During the last few days, clients come to say goodbye and we spend a lot of time crying about it.”. We were waiting for the trial that was going to be in September, but everything happened quickly and until the last moment we hoped that the situation would be reversed, but it did not happen.”
Source: Ambito
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