On 29 April, the French labour ministry organised a major conference on the employment of workers aged 50 and over in the country. This initiative marks the start of a national campaign to change practices, legislation and attitudes towards older workers.
On 29 April, French labour minister Astrid Panosyan-Bouvet launched a national campaign to promote employment for workers aged 50 and over at a dedicated conference. The aim is to “change practices, change the law and change attitudes” towards older people. “The underemployment of people aged 50 and over is a real waste,” insisted the labour minister, stressing that giving such individuals new prospects is a “matter of urgency for our economy, our competitiveness, our public finances and...
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Nathalie Tran
Editor-in-Chief Mind HR