US EditionJustice. Yves Rocher Company Condemned for Failing to Comply with Its Duty of Vigilance
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The Rocher Group will have to pay 48,000 euros to six former employees of an ex-Turkish subsidiary for failing to comply with its duty of vigilance.
The case goes back to a wave of layoffs launched in 2018 by Kosan Kozmetik, a Turkish subsidiary of the Rocher group until 2024, after the arrival of the Petrol-Is union in the factory, to which many employees had joined, before being thanked.
This is the first time, since the adoption of the law in 2017, that a French company has been condemned for failing to prevent drifts in one of its subsidiaries abroad. Many other multinationals are in the sights of NGOs for this reason.
The cosmetics company must pay nearly 50,000 euros to six former employees of a Turkish subsidiary licensed for joining a trade union.
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The Rocher group, the parent company of the cosmetics company Yves Rocher, will have to pay 48,000 euros to six former employees of a former Turkish subsidiary.
The case dates back to a wave of 81 layoffs in 2018 in a Turkish subsidiary of the group. The court ruled that nine former female employees had been dismissed because of their union membership.
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