Bally Bagayoko Suspected of Complacency Employment at RATP: Behind the Case, the Puzzle of the Status of the Local Elected
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The Bally Bagayoko case highlights the management of the RATP's human resources. Mayor LFI of Saint-Denis is targeted by complaints about suspected fictitious employment and misappropriation of public funds, after revelations about the conditions under which he would have accumulated his employment within the Régie with several elective terms. L的élu strongly contests these accusations and RATP denies any use of complacency. This case was obvious…
The fact that a municipal elected official is in parallel employed by RATP, as was the case with Bally Bagayoko when he was deputy mayor at Saint-Denis, is in itself nothing unusual. The real question is elsewhere: under what conditions do some elected officials actually work in the autonomous Paris Transport Authority?
The mayor of Saint-Denis-Pierrefitte was called into question in an umpteenth polemic on August 4 for suspicions of fictitious employment at the RATP.
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