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Three books to understand… The meaning of work
Long before the human sciences, literature was already examining societies and the relationships between the individuals who compose them. Immersing yourself in a novel and following the adventures...
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Diego
"A happy employee is an employee who works well!" So why not provide them with a personal assistant who looks after them and their needs during their working...
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Immigration: A French Paradox
France has a long history of welcoming immigrants, who have greatly contributed to the development of its economy. Contrary to popular belief, Ekrame Boubtane demonstrates that the work...
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Employment of older people and youth employment
Full employment is one of the watchwords of Emmanuel Macron's second five-year term. However, for Alain Villemeur and Kevin Genna, this indicator hides a much deeper French problem,...
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Gender inequalities at work: extent and main causes
While women are now on average more educated than men, they remain lower paid in the labour market. In 2023 in France, they would have started working "for...
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Giving every young person a chance in the job market
Education, skills, choice of orientation or support, not all young people have the same cards in hand when they enter the job market. Should we resign ourselves to...
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“Having strong unions is fundamental”
French social dialogue is often compared to its German neighbour, which is perceived as more effective and more representative. However, trade unions in France retain a certain influence...
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Is work in crisis?
The Covid crisis, by disrupting the daily lives of many workers, has brought to the forefront the questions of the importance of work in our lives, the aspirations...
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Young people at work: a more responsible and individualistic approach
Young people's expectations of work have changed. The pandemic has created a clash of preferences by allowing workers to take back ownership of their time management, says Claudia...