Ressources humaines Page #3

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- You want something to drink?

- We're leaving now. Next time.

- How long it's been since we last saw?

- I came here for Christmas.

Long ago.

Where do you work?

- Personnel Bureau.

- With the "cop"?

No, with Chambon.

- Advise about the 35 hours?

- I don't give advise. I'm being trained.

I don't believe it could work.

We'll have to work faster.

I'd rather work more

and have a bigger salary.

What is your internship about?

Assessment of the economic needs,

for the 35 hours a week.

I don't believe you're interested.

Because we're too ignorant

to understand it.

- I didn't say that.

- You didn't, but you thought it.

Before I begin, I want to

introduce you to Frank.

For those you don't know him,

he's a brilliant student...

doing his summer training.

He's Jean-Claude's son, also.

I'm proud to have him among us.

That's no merit of yours.

- Not yours, either.

- We'll see.

Let's have a good start to the meeting.

Does anyone objects to Frank

being here?

No? Everyone agrees.

Let's start.

As you read in the memo,

this month we had...

profit. This looks encouraging.

However, we are still uncertain.

We can't say victory, yet.

The same old song.

We make sacrifices on bad times

and on good times.

There's no change.

We are here to discuss about the 35

hours and a quick execution.

Don't make me laugh. You've been

interfering for month.

You lie.

Listen. As I said,

our situation is uncertain.

The 35 hours will be expensive.

Subsidies won't be enough.

It's clear that we'll make an effort.

You too.

You decided to ask and reply by yourself,

but we know your point.

You use the 35 to deprive the workers

of their rights.

- We won't let you.

- We know your position.

"Less work, more money. "

Let's follow the order of the day.

- There might be other opinions.

- Don't try to split us. We are together.

There'll be no more sacrifices,

after last year's dismissals.

- We were lucky to do those.

- Lucky?

Or else, we would have to close-down.

I was waiting for that.

"Close-down". The same old song.

I'm going to sing it again. Really.

The group that owns the plant

had enormous benefits.

With children working in Korea.

That's madness! See your doctor.

Lady, take your pills.

You just want to piss me off.

That's it! You start the meeting

with my dear lady.

And, now, vulgarity.

I'd rather listen to your real nature.

What she's saying, in her own way, is-

the union representatives...

are happy about these negotiations.

We are for the 35 hours a week...

providing there will be

new jobs...

and work conditions will improve.

At least, my opinion is more

reasonable than yours.

That's what I feel. The 35 hours

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