SUD-AFPAFP is mired in a state of legal insecurity and social uncertainty. SUD presents a proposal that takes the high road to get out of the current mess.
Most recent articles
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Forfait jours for journalists: Enough maneuver ! Enough rotten deals !
22 October 2019 -
No, no one is losing holiday thanks to SUD
26 September 2019SUD explains the two recent judgments about the wages and the "forfait jours" for journalists.
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Wages, Forfait Jours: AFP’s management loses at court
19 September 2019The Paris Court of Appeal handed down two separate rulings ordering AFP to raise salaries for staff with French contracts and annulling forfait jours contracts for journalists under the 2017 “Grand Accord”.
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Voluntary Departure Plan: Checks for some, More work for others
3 June 2019The talks ended on a bitter note. Despite the unanimous negative vote, management can and will go forward with its plans to carry out a net 95 job cuts, plus the localization of 13 expat posts.
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Voluntary Departure Plan: Half way to disaster?
7 May 2019Management launched talks with trade unions on a voluntary departure package (PDV) in March. Where are we now?
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Job cuts: The axe falls on “Region France”
24 April 2019AFP’s management presented on Friday, April 19 in the CSE (Works Council) details about the job cuts it plans in the “Region France”.
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Violence against journalists: AFP’s Management must React!
24 April 2019On Saturday, April 20, journalists were victims of police violence and said they believe they were intentionally targeted as journalists.
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AFP breaks down? - “We assume the risk”
14 April 2019Job cuts: SUD believes that only a determined movement by staff can dissuade management from implementing its dangerous plans.
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Job cuts at AFP: New Plan Fries? Not new, not improved
22 January 2019In a rush to cut jobs, from the summer of 2019 if possible, management presented an amended job cuts plan intended to win over trade unions.
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Wages at AFP: Thaw in 2019 or stuck in an ice age?
18 December 2018While the Yellow Vest protests have sparked a national debate on purchasing power and the fairness of public finances, AFP’s management is readying to open talks with unions about wages.
