Events

The Burger King in Caudry will open and recruit with France Travail

The future Burger King restaurant in Caudry is preparing to open and is seeking employees in partnership with France Travail.

Jewellery company robbed in Besançon

An armed robbery targeted a precious metals processing company on Vesoul Street in Besançon on Tuesday, November 3. A significant police operation was deployed.

Court recognizes work accident after e-cigarette fire while teleworking

A teleworking employee whose trousers caught fire due to his electronic cigarette has obtained recognition of a work accident and compensation.

Orchies: job fair dedicated to seniors this Thursday

A job fair aimed at seniors is taking place this Thursday in Orchies to help experienced workers return to employment.

Haut-Doubs: Missing man in Morteau found dead

Maxime Boisson, 33, had gone missing after leaving his job in Morteau on October 30. He was found dead.

Lyon-Corbas remand prison: union warns about working conditions

The deputy secretary of UFAP UNSA Lyon-Corbas expresses distress over the difficulties faced by prison officers within the remand prison.

Joinville-le-Pont : la péniche du Lapin Vert déplacée d'office

Le gérant de la péniche-restaurant Le Lapin Vert à Joinville-le-Pont se retrouve sans logement ni outil de travail après le déplacement d'office de son bateau.

At least one third of employees regularly exceed their usual working hours

A study by the Centre d'études de l'emploi et du travail shows that at least one third of employees regularly exceed their usual working hours, a symptom of intensifying workloads.

Art schools mobilize against deteriorating working conditions

From Dunkirk to Marseille, students and teachers at fine arts schools are denouncing deteriorating working conditions. In Lyon, a general meeting brought together around 300 people on Monday, October 26.

Wage inequalities: the date from which women work "for free"

An article calculates the symbolic date from which women work for free compared to men, illustrating persistent wage inequalities.

Publication of the results of the 2026 labour inspectorate competitive examination

The results of the labour inspectorate competitive examination for 2026 have been published.

In Hirson, a butcher offers meat from excellence competitions

Mickaël Landroit, a butcher based in Hirson, highlights meat selected at excellence competitions and defends the quality of artisanal work.

Breton company hires employee's husband to facilitate her return after cancer

A Breton saleswoman was able to return to work after a year off due to cancer thanks to her employer, who hired her husband as a personal driver.

Former Meta content moderator dies by suicide after legal battle

Inès Mendoza, a content moderator for Meta for nearly a year, died by suicide on October 4 at age 34. She denounced destructive working conditions and had launched legal proceedings.

Lumir Lapray argues for a grassroots left ahead of 2027

The "rural activist" Lumir Lapray proposes a plea to build local collectives in rural areas, peri-urban zones, and workplaces to restore social ties ahead of 2027.

Cannes : charm offensive to recruit 3,000 seasonal workers

Hoteliers in Cannes and France Travail are launching a scheme to recruit seasonal workers with no experience ahead of April.

French employees aged 55 to 64 less confident and more stressed

A study shows that only 9% of French employees aged 55 to 64 believe they have the skills needed to progress, compared with 25% of 18-26 year-olds, revealing unease among older workers in the workplace.

Corsica: challenges of population aging for the world of work

An Aract Corse study highlights the issues of demographic aging for island businesses, between generational renewal and skills transmission.

Some 15,000 retired doctors continue practicing due to shortage of practitioners

As France lacks doctors and the situation is not expected to improve until around 2040, some 15,000 retired practitioners continue to work.

"Construction Site Lives": construction apprentices tell their stories

The cooperative Dire le Travail and CCCA-BTP publish a book giving a voice to construction apprentices, their tutors and trainers on the reality of their work.

Rennes: Dignité Cimetière collective works for deceased homeless

The Rennes Dignité Cimetière collective organizes a tribute every October 31 to the deceased homeless and works year-round to provide burial for people who died without resources or family.

Strike by employees of McDonald's in Bar-sur-Aube

Five employees of the McDonald's in Bar-sur-Aube went on strike on Saturday evening, October 31, to denounce their working conditions. Service was severely disrupted but the establishment remained open.

Bagnères-de-Luchon: balcony railing breaks, two brothers injured

Two brothers fell ten meters after the railing of a balcony they were working on gave way in Bagnères-de-Luchon. One of them was airlifted to Toulouse in critical condition.

Laon: Espoir 02 employee calls for more security after assault

A 31-year-old employee of the Espoir 02 association in Laon says she was sexually assaulted at her workplace and is calling for more security. A complaint has been filed with the police station.

Disability: former AESH denounces job insecurity

Félix Rouleaud, an AESH for six years in Montpellier, has published an opinion piece criticizing the lack of recognition and the precarious working conditions of support staff for students with disabilities.

Anasse Kazib meets Geodis employees in Gennevilliers

At the Geodis Calberson logistics site in Gennevilliers, workers denounce union and racist harassment. Anasse Kazib went to meet them.

Restoration of Auvillers chapel in Neuilly-sous-Clermont

Art restorer Gilles Gaultier is working on the restoration of Auvillers chapel in Neuilly-sous-Clermont, with the support of a local association.

Distress among public finance officials after workplace suicide

A survey reveals the distress among agents of the Direction générale des Finances publiques, marked by a suicide in the workplace in early October and by repeated restructurings.