Le passe sanitaire en entreprise fait débat

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Le passe sanitaire en entreprise fait débat

Le gouvernement sait désormais à quoi s’en tenir: ni les syndicats ni le patronat ne sont favorables à la généralisation du passe sanitaire dans les entreprises. Envisagée pour contenir la nouvelle flambée de l’épidémie de Covid-19, cette hypothèse a été mise sur la table, lundi 20décembre, lors d’une réunion en visioconférence entre les partenaires sociaux

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