CSIF will take Casa 47 to court to demand it maintain employment for over 270 workers from the 'bad bank'

The CSIF union is preparing to file a lawsuit against Casa 47 in Madrid, seeking to ensure the continued employment of more than 270 workers from the 'bad bank,' Sareb. The union's legal action stems from its assertion that the newly established public housing entity, Casa 47, is undertaking functions identical to those previously performed by Sareb.

CSIF's primary argument is that the creation and operation of Casa 47 effectively replicate Sareb's activities, raising concerns about job security for the affected workforce. By presenting this argument in court, the union aims to compel Casa 47 to maintain the employment of these 270-plus individuals.

The union's decision to pursue legal channels underscores its commitment to protecting workers' rights and preventing potential redundancies resulting from the transition or restructuring involving Sareb and the new housing entity.