SUD-AFPBehind a simple name change lies a fundamental issue: the independence, credibility, and public service mission of AFP. In 2020, management finally renamed our AFP-Services corporate services subsidiary FACTSTORY, yielding to a long-standing union demand. The objective was clear: to put an end to a dangerous confusion between information and communication, a confusion all the more problematic given that management had never hid its readiness to exploit the AFP brand to attract private (…)
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