While the number of verbal and physical attacks is sharply increasing at France Travail (formerly Pôle Emploi), the delegate of the SNU FSU union for the Rhône-Alpes region is the guest of France Bleu this Monday morning.
The violence suffered by agents of France Travail (new name of Pôle Emploi) is clearly increasing in France. What about in our region?
We are talking about it this Monday with Catherine Albout.
What type of attacks are we talking about? Is this increase in incivility, verbal threats or physical attacks explained by a more violent society, or is it linked to successive reforms of unemployment insurance, which reduce the rights of job seekers. Are some unemployed people becoming more aggressive due to new rules?
Catherine Albout, delegate of the SNU FSU union at France Travail for the Rhône-Alpes region, answers all these questions and discusses the state of mind of the agents today.
She also discusses with us the appeal trial, in two weeks, of Gabriel Fortin, the “HR killer”, who had notably murdered a Pôle Emploi advisor from Valence in his office, on January 28, 2021. The SNU FSU left civil.
