New book about multimillionaires and their employees is likely to cause discomfort
The book "Serving the Super-Rich" by French sociologist Alizée Delpierre explores the complicated dynamics between multimillionaires and their employees in Brazil, revealing underlying issues related to social class and privilege.
Repatriation, confinement... In the United Arab Emirates, French companies are taking action to protect their employees
In response to escalating conflicts in the Middle East, French companies in the UAE are mobilizing to ensure the safety of their employees, including repatriation efforts for families.
Blocked Abroad: What Risks Does an Employee Face Who Cannot Return to Work?
Many French employees are unable to return home due to the outbreak of war in Iran, raising concerns about the responsibilities and risks associated with their absence from work.
"All that for ending up on the pavement": after two judicial recoveries, the French brand Alinea risks liquidation
The French furniture brand Alinea faces potential liquidation after the unexpected withdrawal of its sole potential buyer, raising concerns among employees about the future of the company.
Fraudsters deprived the Louvre of more than 10 million euros, police arrested them
French police arrested nine individuals, including two employees of the Louvre, for defrauding the world’s most visited museum of over 10 million euros through fake ticket schemes.
French police arrest 2 Louvre museum employees over ‘large-scale’ ticket fraud
French police have arrested two Louvre museum employees as part of a crackdown on a ticket fraud operation that primarily targeted Chinese tourists.
How Bercy Wants to Free Up Employee Savings
Serge Papin has proposed allowing employees earning less than two minimum wages to withdraw 2000 euros from their employee savings plan tax-free, with the potential for more through parliamentary debate.