Willot
Strategic Concepts & Mechanics
Primary Evidence
"In a brief note of barely five sheets, he recommends blowing up the Willot lock by putting the SFFAW into judicial liquidation. In this case, they will have nothing more to say, their companies will be sold to the highest bidder and the proceeds from the sale will be used to repay creditors. At the beginning of summer, the Willots panicked. They risk losing everything. They need to react without delay. The trick would be to find a third party, approved by the government, to whom they could sell part of their ownership rights. Someone who could achieve the consensus of the public authorities, bankers and unions in his name. So, in this month of July, the Willots consult."
""Boussac Saint Frères will live," "Stop the destruction," "the Willot must pay"... can be read on the banners held up by delegates and trade unionists and by about 500 employees from all the factories of the group at the meeting of the central works council held in Wambrechies on July 2."