A software that is supposed to pay 2.7 million civil servants has never paid the slightest center in seven years of development. This investment of 346 million euros, arrested in 2014, has become a case of school of mismanagement public. The state has had to value it with a symbolic euro, admitting a rare failure in French public accounting. More
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A software that is supposed to pay 2.7 million civil servants has never paid the slightest center in seven years of development. This investment of 346 million euros, arrested in 2014, has become a case of school of mismanagement public. The state has had to value it with a symbolic euro, admitting a rare failure in French public accounting. More