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Marie-Cécile de la Chapelle

Working From Home in France After COVID-19

May 15, 2020 by Marie-Cécile de la Chapelle

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The current COVID-19 crisis has had consequences on employment conditions in France. Before the pandemic, working from the company’s premises was the rule, while working from a home office was the exception.

Over the last few years, there has been an emerging trend in favor of home offices, facilitated in particular by transportation strikes, the need to save on office rents, and other factors. The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated this process. Overnight, most employees have had to work from home, and companies had no choice but to adapt quickly to this situation.

Once operations return to normal, companies willing to implement or permanently facilitate remote working will have to comply with the following rules: Read more.

Filed Under: COVID-19, Expatriate Employees, Workplace Issues

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