The Young Leaders Center of Nice, faithful to its commitment to well-being in the workplace, will be present at Villa Masséna on December 20, 2010, for the signing of the Charter of Parenthood in Business.
This Charter of Parenthood in Business is an initiative of civil society, encouraged by the Ministry of Labor, Social Relations, Family, Solidarity and the City. It promotes a work environment where employee-parents can better balance their professional and family lives.
Jean-François Puisségur, president of CJD Nice, is delighted with this event: “The CJD has always advocated for the overall performance of the company, which means economic, ecological, and social performance. The issue of balancing private and professional life is a key element of overall performance. The OPE is doing innovative and remarkable work to share good practices with decision-makers and stakeholders in business. Our duty is to participate in this movement, and our responsibility will be to promote it to our members and within our companies.”
About the Young Leaders Center (CJD)
The CJD is a movement of Entrepreneurial Activists and Builders committed for over 72 years to sharing, defending values, and training in the profession of “entrepreneurial leader.” The ambition of the CJD is to promote new ideas to make companies both more humane and more competitive.
Putting Economy at the Service of Life involves integrating elements of the living as indivisible elements for our survival and sustainable human development.
The CJD is the creator of the concept of Global Performance (economic, social, societal, and environmental). It brings together 3,540 entrepreneurs in France, 300 in our region, and 50 in the Nice section.
The CJD is an international movement that has spread to 8 countries: Algeria, Benin, Cameroon, Mauritania, Morocco, Quebec, the Czech Republic, and Tunisia. As an independent, bold, and constantly experimenting movement, the CJD has consistently fueled reflections and influenced French economic, political, and social decisions.
