Nadège Plou (Clariane): “Social dialogue on the ground is a hallmark of the company”

One year after the launch of Clariane, replacing the former brand Korian, the private retirement and healthcare company's HR director for France talks to mind RH about its challenges. The organisation, which was caught up in the media storm that swept the sector in 2022, needs to restore its image and face up to recruitment difficulties in professions where it has a real need for manpower. To do this, it is focusing on CSR and strengthening social dialogue.

Through Antoine Piel. Published on 19 September 2024 à 16h06 - Update on 19 September 2024 à 16h06

What have you done to strengthen social dialogue at Clariane?

For three years now, we have been aiming to meet each of the local bodies every year. In our economic and social unit, there is a central works council and seven local works councils. I meet the central works council very regularly – around 13 times a year. But we now also meet with the regional works councils twice a year, because for us, social dialogue is a real part of the company’s DNA: once on the company’s economic situation and once on social policy.

This strengthening of social dialogue was born out of Covid. In 2020, with the members of the central works council, the works council secretaries,…

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