BNP Paribas: interview with Jean-François Bourrée, head of social policy and social affairs, on the European agreement to prevent work related stress

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20 January 2017 à 12h40

Updated on 27 January 2017 à 00h28

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Publication: 20 January 2017 à 12h40, Updated on 27 January 2017 à 00h28

Reading time: 3 minutes

Jean-François Bourrée reviews the negotiations over as well as the content of the bank’s European agreement on the prevention of work-related stress that was signed on 10 January with the EWC (c.f. article No. 10015)

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20 January 2017 à 12h40

Updated on 27 January 2017 à 00h28

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Publication: 20 January 2017 à 12h40, Updated on 27 January 2017 à 00h28

Reading time: 3 minutes

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Why an agreement on work-related stress with a European scope?

Jean-François Bourrée. Against a backdrop of profound changes in banking, Groupe BNP Paribas regards it as vital to act to prevent work-related stress and also to improve our colleagues’ health and safety at work. In addition to currently relevant operating agreements and practices we believed it was important to collaborate with the EWC to define a common set of fundamental principles that will act as a reference point for; the...

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