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Marine Le Pen To Appeal Conviction In Fake Jobs Trial
France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen will appeal her conviction for embezzlement of public funds, her lawyer said Monday, after a court handed her a five-year ban on running for office.
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"AI's Most Feared Disruption Is Job Loss...": PM Modi On How To Tackle It
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed a global AI summit organised in Paris. He spoke extensively about how Artificial Intelligence is playing a crucial role in daily lives of humans.
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Meta Prepares for Layoffs on Monday, Circulates Internal Memo
Meta Platforms plans to carry out its expected company-wide layoffs next week. Employees in Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands will be exempt from the cuts "due to local regulations," while those in more than a dozen other countries across Europe, Asia and Africa will receive their notifications between February 11 and February 18.
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Massive Rail Delays In France After Train Driver Dies By Suicide On The Job
The suicide by a train driver on the job has caused widespread delays in France's rail traffic, operator SNCF said Wednesday.
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"I'm Happier Here": US Woman Quits Her Rs 83 Lakh Job To Become Pastry Chef In France
The 34-year-old said that "the paycheck wasn't worth the detriment to my mental health."
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France Court Confirms Ex-French PM's Conviction In Fake Jobs Scandal
France's Court of Cassation on Wednesday confirmed the conviction of former premier Francois Fillon in a fake jobs scandal that wrecked his 2017 presidential bid but ordered a new trial for his sentencing.
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Study Abroad: Fluency In French Language Is Crucial For Working In France
To find a job, students are required to become fluent or at least near-fluent in French
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"Musk US President, War Between Germany And France," Predicts Putin Aide
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, an arch loyalist of Vladimir Putin given a new job this week, predicted war between Germany and France next year and a civil war in the United States that would lead to Elon Musk becoming president.
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Argentina's Lionel Scaloni On Cusp Of Joining World Cup Coaching Greats
Thrust into the hotseat on an interim basis in 2018 after Jorge Sampaoli's tempestuous reign ended, Scaloni, 44, has made the job his own -- leading the Albiceleste to the brink of a third World Cup crown
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Twitter Lacks Transparency In Fight Against Misinformation: Report
Twitter has shown a lack of transparency in the fight against misinformation, France's regulator in charge of digital communications Arcom said on Monday, as the social media platform faced heightened scrutiny following steep job cuts.
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Man Fired For Not Being "Fun" Enough Wins Legal Case Against Employer
In its stern order, the French court called the company's "fun" culture "humiliating and intrusive practices".
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Twitter Responds to France Communication Regulator's Query on Deadline
Twitter has met a Thursday deadline to respond to France's communications regulator about whether the company can meet its legal obligations, a spokesperson for the regulator said. Arcom sent a letter on Monday to Twitter asking if it can meet its legal obligation to guarantee transparent information in spite of steep job cuts at the firm.
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Twitter's France Head Serves Resignation Amid Mass Layoffs, Tweets Exit Message
Twitter's head of French operations, Damien Viel, said he was quitting the social media platform, whose new owner Elon Musk recently fired top executives and enforced steep job cuts at the company. "It's over," Viel tweeted on Sunday, thanking his team in France, which he led for the last seven years.
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Wanted: Woman With Green Credentials For Worst Job In France
A French prime minister should be loyal, content at lingering in their boss's shadow and a dab hand with the country's mille-feuille bureaucracy. He or she should also know they will be disposed of if the president's popularity runs low.
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Russian TV Protester Quits Channel, Turns Down Asylum Offer
A Russian editor who protested Moscow's military action in Ukraine during a state TV news broadcast said Thursday she is quitting her job but not accepting France's asylum offer, calling herself "a patriot".
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Marine Le Pen To Appeal Conviction In Fake Jobs Trial
France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen will appeal her conviction for embezzlement of public funds, her lawyer said Monday, after a court handed her a five-year ban on running for office.
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"AI's Most Feared Disruption Is Job Loss...": PM Modi On How To Tackle It
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed a global AI summit organised in Paris. He spoke extensively about how Artificial Intelligence is playing a crucial role in daily lives of humans.
-
Meta Prepares for Layoffs on Monday, Circulates Internal Memo
Meta Platforms plans to carry out its expected company-wide layoffs next week. Employees in Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands will be exempt from the cuts "due to local regulations," while those in more than a dozen other countries across Europe, Asia and Africa will receive their notifications between February 11 and February 18.
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Massive Rail Delays In France After Train Driver Dies By Suicide On The Job
The suicide by a train driver on the job has caused widespread delays in France's rail traffic, operator SNCF said Wednesday.
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"I'm Happier Here": US Woman Quits Her Rs 83 Lakh Job To Become Pastry Chef In France
The 34-year-old said that "the paycheck wasn't worth the detriment to my mental health."
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France Court Confirms Ex-French PM's Conviction In Fake Jobs Scandal
France's Court of Cassation on Wednesday confirmed the conviction of former premier Francois Fillon in a fake jobs scandal that wrecked his 2017 presidential bid but ordered a new trial for his sentencing.
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Study Abroad: Fluency In French Language Is Crucial For Working In France
To find a job, students are required to become fluent or at least near-fluent in French
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"Musk US President, War Between Germany And France," Predicts Putin Aide
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, an arch loyalist of Vladimir Putin given a new job this week, predicted war between Germany and France next year and a civil war in the United States that would lead to Elon Musk becoming president.
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Argentina's Lionel Scaloni On Cusp Of Joining World Cup Coaching Greats
Thrust into the hotseat on an interim basis in 2018 after Jorge Sampaoli's tempestuous reign ended, Scaloni, 44, has made the job his own -- leading the Albiceleste to the brink of a third World Cup crown
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Twitter Lacks Transparency In Fight Against Misinformation: Report
Twitter has shown a lack of transparency in the fight against misinformation, France's regulator in charge of digital communications Arcom said on Monday, as the social media platform faced heightened scrutiny following steep job cuts.
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Man Fired For Not Being "Fun" Enough Wins Legal Case Against Employer
In its stern order, the French court called the company's "fun" culture "humiliating and intrusive practices".
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Twitter Responds to France Communication Regulator's Query on Deadline
Twitter has met a Thursday deadline to respond to France's communications regulator about whether the company can meet its legal obligations, a spokesperson for the regulator said. Arcom sent a letter on Monday to Twitter asking if it can meet its legal obligation to guarantee transparent information in spite of steep job cuts at the firm.
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Twitter's France Head Serves Resignation Amid Mass Layoffs, Tweets Exit Message
Twitter's head of French operations, Damien Viel, said he was quitting the social media platform, whose new owner Elon Musk recently fired top executives and enforced steep job cuts at the company. "It's over," Viel tweeted on Sunday, thanking his team in France, which he led for the last seven years.
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Wanted: Woman With Green Credentials For Worst Job In France
A French prime minister should be loyal, content at lingering in their boss's shadow and a dab hand with the country's mille-feuille bureaucracy. He or she should also know they will be disposed of if the president's popularity runs low.
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Russian TV Protester Quits Channel, Turns Down Asylum Offer
A Russian editor who protested Moscow's military action in Ukraine during a state TV news broadcast said Thursday she is quitting her job but not accepting France's asylum offer, calling herself "a patriot".
