Human Resources
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| Initial release | France |
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| 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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... According to Rolling Stone, for those who had concerns and expressed them to Human Resources, the issues remained unresolved...
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... The pay review bodies are made up of economists and experts on Human Resources, with experience in both the public and private sector and are appointed by the relevant government department...
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... The pay review bodies are made up of economists and experts on Human Resources, with experience in both the public and private sector and are appointed by the relevant government department...
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... Human Resources manager Estelle Luce was shot in the head in her company car park after work...
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... Over the previous days, two Human Resources managers who helped sack him years earlier had been shot dead...
CBI: Business group giant faces crunch vote to survive
... It has created the role of chief people officer to sit on its board, whereas before there had been no representation from Human Resources at that senior level...
Vote on CBI's reforms nerve-wracking, says new boss
... The reforms are designed to restore trust in the body and include a refresh of the CBI board and the creation of a new committee to focus on people and Human Resources matters...
Scandal-hit CBI to cut jobs as it fights for survival
... Other moves include a refresh of the CBI board, and the creation of a new committee to focus on people and Human Resources matters...
Vote on CBI's reforms nerve-wracking, says new boss
By Michael RaceBusiness reporter, BBC News
The New Boss of The Cbi has said it is a " nerve-wracking time" ahead of The result of a vote on reforms following allegations of sexual misconduct.
The vote on a " programme of change" at The lobby group is likely to be key moment for its future.
It has been fighting for survival after claims of rape and sexual assault against staff led to an exodus of members, including John Lewis and BMW.
Rain Newton-Smith said she " absolutely" thought The Cbi should survive.
Asked if The Group would shut down in The Event it lost The vote, The Cbi director general told The Bbc 's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg it was a " really nerve-wracking time".
But Ms Newton-Smith said she was " absolutely determined that we lead this programme of change" so that The Cbi could be a " collective voice for business".
" It's been absolutely devastating to read about some of these instances and I think, I hope, We Are emerging from what has been a really deep and painful crisis for us, " she added.
The Cbi - The Confederation of British Industry - is one of The UK's most prominent lobby groups. Its role is speak to The government on behalf of around 190,000 businesses, which employ millions of people.
But in April, allegations of harassment and sexual assault emerged which resulted in some big household names among its membership to leave.
The allegations include claims of harassment and sexual assault including two allegations of rape, one at a summer party held by The Group in 2019, another at one of its overseas offices.
The City of London Police is currently investigating The Rape allegations.
Some members, such as Tesco and Sainsbury's have suspended engagement with The Group and The government has also paused its activities with The Cbi , with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt stating there was " no point" working with The Group when its own members had deserted it.
Following an investigation by Law Firm Fox Williams, The Cbi announced a " programme of change" last week, which has been put to remaining members to vote on.
The reforms are designed to restore trust in The Body and include a refresh of The Cbi board and The Creation of a new committee to Focus On people and Human Resources matters. There will also be staff cuts.
The Cbi has suspended its own day-to-day operations due to The allegations and will only resume work if members back its plans for change.
Asked if she was taking a pay cut in The Wake of staff cuts at The Cbi , Ms Newton-Smith said: " We Are looking at all The options. "
" My pay is already not as high as my predecessors, " she added. " What is really important is that we protect as many jobs as we can through this. I don't want to lose any colleagues. "
Former director-general of The Cbi , Tony Danker , was dismissed after being The subject of separate complaints of workplace misconduct, unrelated to The sexual assault and rape claims, for which he has apologised.
he was " preparing" to sue The Group . Mr Danker previously told The Bbc he was
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
