Engie: press release from the Engie European Works Council of 30 June 2020
ENGIE Group management must enter discussions with the EWC to inform the council of the content and the details of its global project to reorganise and "simplify" the Group, that will have local consequences and impacts in several countries. The prerogatives of the EWC must be respected.
Date of publication
30 June 2020
Available language
English | French
Country/countries concerned
European Union
Categories
European Works Council
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