Violence of 17 October: Darmanin Asks to Inform the Bosses if Their Employee Has Participated in a looting... Can an Employee Be Dismissed in This Context?
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Following the violence on 17 October, the Minister of Justice, Gérald Darmanin, called for a judicial response "of extreme firmness." He asked the public prosecutors to denunciate the employers.
The Minister of Justice announced that he had asked prosecutors to deprive those responsible for violence of their civil rights on 17 October. He wanted to prevent them from voting and asked that employers be informed of the involvement of their employees during breaks or looting.
Gérald Darmanin announced that prosecutors will inform employers of employees involved in looting or rioting. This measure, already in force in the public sector, aims to strengthen sanctions....
Gérald Darmanin announced that he would send a circular to the public prosecutors on Thursday, 22 October, asking them to ask for prohibitions against demonstrations and, above all, to denounce to employers the participation of their employees in riots or lootings.
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