Danone: global agreement on health, safety, working conditions and stress

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3 October 2011 à 16h22

Updated on 6 October 2011 à 08h01

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Publication: 3 October 2011 à 16h22, Updated on 6 October 2011 à 08h01

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Publication: 3 October 2011 à 16h22, Updated on 6 October 2011 à 08h01

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gned its ninth global agreement with the International Union of Food Workers (IUF). After social dialogue, diversity or even the steps to take in the event of a change in operations affecting employment or working conditions, Danone is tackling health at work, working conditions and stress in an agreement which should cover 100,000 workers worldwide. This agreement repeatedly points to managers’ liability on the subject and provides for several concrete actions as regards subcontractors. (Re

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