PPR: two European charters on the employment of disabled people and seniors

The management of the French company specializing in retail shops (Fnac, Redcats, Redoute) and luxury brands (Balenciaga, Gucci, Yves-Saint-Laurent…), PPR (90.000 employees) and its EWC signed, on October 14, a charter applicable to all European employees, on the employment of disabled people and seniors. (Ref. 080826)
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The members of the EWC and the management of
the PPR group signed two charters, one in favor of the employment of disabled
people and the other one for seniors. They both define “a series of large principles
and trends to define the action of different brand names of the PPR group in
these areas” the group said. “these texts also aim at extending the commitment
PPR took at the European level to help improve mentalities by increasing
awareness among the group’s collaborators and, finally, to ens

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