Concretely, it is the end of a technical assistance contract with this customer who is at the origin of layoffs.
“It is not part of our core business, It was really technical assistance offered to a particular customer, explains Peter Cassar, founder and owner of Sherweb with his brother Matthew Cassar. It’s always flat to lose a customer, but despite that, the company is fine. We are going to be growing this year. ”
Mr. Cassar did not wish to identify the customer in question.
“What they told us is that they are in restructuring and that they ended the contract.”
Peter Cassar mentions that several employees quickly replaced each other.
“They had a long notice and several have already found another job,” he says. We had voluntary departures already and we redeployed some internal employees. These are not jobs that are finished here to relocate them elsewhere. It’s really the end of a contract. “
— Peter Cassar, founder and owner of Sherweb
Sherweb, a distribution platform for infonuagic services for IT service companies, has more than 1,000 employees, has more than 5,000 partners and has just made its first international acquisition.
From the pandemic, Sherweb has moved to 100 % hybrid mode and most employees work mainly from the house.
More than 90 % of some 1,000 employees are in Quebec, around fifty in the United States, around forty in Ireland and a few in Europe and India.
