Independence of Uber drivers deemed unconstitutional August 21, 2021 Contractual or employees? The status of drivers of apps like Uber hangs in the balance again in California, where a judge has ruled unconstitutional… Continue Reading
Professional integration of the disabled: the State strengthens its collaboration with Agefiph July 21, 2021 “In three years, we have doubled the percentage of disabled employees who work here”, welcomes Pierre Fleck, president of Frans Bonhomme. This improvement, the… Continue Reading
Covid-19: the labor inspectorate intervened less in companies May 13, 2021 Three hundred thousand interventions in 2019, but only two hundred and forty thousand in 2020: the Covid-19 crisis will have strongly affected the action… Continue Reading
Towards an “employment contract” for prisoners March 8, 2021 The Minister of Justice, Éric Dupond-Moretti, announced on Sunday March 7 his desire to put in place a form of employment contract for detainees… Continue Reading
The Ministry of Labor extends the youth guarantee February 16, 2021 It was “Hard to be 20 in 2020”. So the government is strengthening the youth guarantee for 2021. Élisabeth Borne, Minister of Labor, presented… Continue Reading
Employees in the Church evaluate their work January 23, 2021 They are often in the shadows. And yet, they occupy essential positions to run the dioceses and the Christian movements. How do Church workers… Continue Reading
“The profession of dying”, nobility of friendship in a land of combat December 4, 2020 The Craft of Dying by Jean-René Van der Plaetsen Grasset, 272 p., € 19 After Nostalgia for honor (Interallie prize in 2017), in the… Continue Reading
Should we give up our aspirations to find work? November 14, 2020 Tourism, catering, events, culture… Many sectors are suffering the full brunt of the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus. Among the populations most affected,… Continue Reading
