MILAN — Developments for La Perla employees in Italy are at a standstill.
After the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy summoned a roundtable with trade unions and representatives for the corporate on Tuesday, the latter didn’t appear to provide you with a plan. German businessman Lars Windhorst, the corporate’s owner via his London-based private equity firm Tennor, was notably absent in person and reportedly tuned in via streaming and left before its end.
The meeting followed news last August that the luxurious lingerie brand had did not pay July wages to its employees, as highlighted by the Filctem-Cgil and Uiltec-Uil unions in a joint statement. It is known that those wages were later paid.
The lingerie brand employs around 330 staff...
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