Areva: implementation of the agreement on equal opportunities, interview with Laure Klock

After the European Commission's approval to finance the implementation plan of the agreement on equal opportunities within the group (see our article No. 070947), Laure Klock, in charge of Areva's social policy, told e-europnews about the arrangement of the subvention file. (Ref. 070948)
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  • How did you ask the European Commission to pay for the agreement’s implementation ?

In February 2007, we learned that there was a possibility that Europe could pay for plans in terms of equal opportunities. We did not fit into eligibility criteria, but with this discovery, we also learned about one of the budget lines dedicated to the promotion of social dialogue (line No. 04.03.03.03) which was right for our plan to implement our European agreement. Therefore, we submitted the plan during

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