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At his press conference a month ago, President Macron announced the transformation of parental leave (created in 1977) into birth leave. Parental leave is a measure that allows parents, following their maternity or paternity leave, to suspend their professional activity. What is the current situation? At the moment, parental leave can be requested from the […]

In recent years, AI has become a popular tool in the recruitment process. While it offers undeniable advantages, such as streamlining initial candidate interactions and automating certain aspects of the hiring process, it is essential to consider the potential risks associated with its use. Using AI in the recruitment process could damage the diversity, equity

As recently revealed in the press, Samsung employees – who were allowed to use ChatGPT to help fix a source code for some new software – accidentally gave access to secret information on new technology developed by the company. This is particularly problematic since “ChatGPT retains the data it is fed to train itself further.

In the long term, it is likely that AI will be used on a daily basis by companies and will eventually replace our traditional working tools. The implementation of AI technologies could have lasting effects on a company’s internal organization (impact on the employees’ working time, on the internal reporting processes and even on the

According to World Economic Forum, about 14 million jobs will be lost worldwide in 2027 mainly due to artificial intelligence, along with significant changes in economic and social conditions. Technological unemployment, or the massive losses of jobs, not to say the extinction of certain types of jobs, resulting from the arrival of new technologies are

The use of AI is becoming increasingly common within companies, due to the productivity gains and automation possibilities it allows. The use of AI tools generates significant legal challenges and complex practical issues that employers must know how to apprehend, manage, and, ideally, anticipate. When an employee uses AI tools, such as ChatGPT, the issue

According to Goldman Sachs, ChatGPT is set to destroy 300 million jobs. Companies cannot ignore this new technology, which is supposed to significantly increase the productivity in a wide range of areas. Recently, AI has gained attention as governments and officials gather to try and regulate this new tool: AI Safety Summit at Bletchley Park

According to French law, certain categories of employees benefit from a specific protection against dismissal, as their employer must seek authorization from the French Labour Inspectorate before terminating their employment contract, (Articles L2411-1 et seq. of the French Labour Code). This mainly concerns employees with representative functions in the company, in particular staff representatives or

In a decision dated December 22, 2023, the French Supreme Court ruled on the possibility for a party to a litigation to communicate evidence secured in an unfair manner. Legal background In a 2011 decision (French Supreme Court – 7 January 2011 -Nr. 09-14.316), the French Supreme Court had ruled that any evidence obtained by