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Prosegur workers have not received a pay rise for two years. They are demanding dignity and respect and improvements to working time. They are asking Prosegur management for a 3% increase and to respect shift rosters, the rules on overtime payments and adhere to the maximum of 48 hours per week.



Prosegur management have refused to discuss these issues with workers, but intervention from local government officials has resulted in an opening of negotiations.



Prosegur is a leading multi-national employer in security that is aiming for a turnover of €200 million in France in 2011. UNI Property Services is campaigning for a global agreement with Prosegur whereby the company would commit to enforcing minimum standards across the globe, which would include commitments such as paying a living wage, having reasonable working hours and the right to freely organize a union.