Revised agreement on the EWC of BNP Paribas
Après le rachat de la banque Fortis en 2009, la direction du groupe bancaire français BNP paribas (201 100 salariés, dont 158 800 en Europe) a signé, le 21 juin 2010, un troisième avenant à son accord d’anticipation du 10 juillet 1996 avec les cinq organisations syndicales représentatives françaises (CFDT, CFTC, CGT, FO, SNB).
Date of publication
21 June 2010
Available language
Français
Country/countries concerned
European Union
Categories
European Works Council
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