Dassault eases part-time work schedule
Dassault has reduced the scope of the

Dassault has reduced the scope of the
part-time working arrangement it implemented in September last year in four factories in France. Some 1,400 employees are affected in two factories now, with little impact on their salaries. Company management expects to give the workers their next update in July.

In Biarritz, where the facility specializes in Falcon composite materials and subassemblies, the part-time working arrangement will last until May. In the Martignas factory, which builds wings for Falcons and the Rafale fighter, it will last until June. At both locations, employees now have just three days of forced leave per month.