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Michel Barnier

Michel Barnier

former Prime Minister of France (2024)

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  • Aug 4

    Paris prosecutor opens inquiry into workplace bullying after two suicides and two attempts in French PM's services

    A preliminary inquiry has been opened after a civil servant attempted suicide, amid allegations of institutional bullying in departments under the French prime minister.

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