Human Resources
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release | France |
|---|---|
| Directors | Laurent Cantet |
| Characters | Marie |
| Christian | |
| Le DRH | |
| Franck | |
| Olivier | |
| François | |
| Screenplay | Laurent Cantet |
| Gilles Marchand | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2325832 |
About Human Resources
Frank, a business school student in Paris, takes an internship at the factory where his father has worked for 30 years, only to find that the ensuing lay-offs and general downsizing -- which cost his father his job -- are deeply troubling. Father and son go head to head in Laurent Cantent's stirringstory of business, family, and individual opinion. …
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French HR murders: Gabriel Fortin sentenced to life in prison
By Kathryn ArmstrongBBC News
A Man who fatally shot Three Women he accused of ruining his career has been sentenced to life imprisonment in France.
Gabriel Fortin, 48, was given the maximum sentence for murder and attempted murder by a court in The City of Valence on Wednesday.
This means he will spend up to 22 years behind bars.
Fortin, who was dubbed the " HR killer" was arrested in 2021 - Days after The Women were shot dead.
The First killing happened on 26 January 2021 in the Alsace region of eastern France. Human Resources manager Estelle Luce was shot in The Head in her company Car Park after work.
Later that evening, about 50km (30 miles) away, another HR manager was shot at his home by A Man posing as a pizza deliverer. The Victim , Bertrand Meichel, survived.
Two Days afterwards, 500km to The South , A Man wearing a facemask and carrying a white Plastic Bag entered the Valence local job centre, pulled a gun from a Plastic Bag and killed the benefits director, Patricia Pasquion.
Minutes later another HR manager, Géraldine Caclin, was killed at an environmental services company near Valence.
The Number plate of The Car used by The Gunman as he left The Job centre later led police to Fortin and linked him to The Final murder that followed.
It was later revealed that Ms Luce and Mr Meichel had been involved in Fortin's dismissal from a company in 2006. Three years later, Ms Caclin led dismissal proceedings against the engineer after an unsuccessful trial period.
Ms Pasquion never dealt with Fortin, but police believe he held a grudge against staff at the Valence job centre, where he was registered until 2013.
During his two-week trial, Fortin remained mostly tight-lipped but claimed he was The Victim of conspiracies that had led him to be dismissed from roles between 2006 and 2009, as well as spying.
Fortin's lawyers suggested he was mentally unfit to stand trial, claiming he was isolated and suffering from personality disorders.
But prosecutors showed how he had thoroughly researched and plotted the attacks.
" His only response to life's failures, and we've all experienced them, was to organise this crime, " said Dominique Arcadio, The Lawyer for Ms Caclin's family, following The Verdict .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
