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30 000 Elderly, Assisted at Home and 4,500 Employees Waiting. Wadapa Sees Its Fate Fixed in Court

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On Monday, 15 December, the Metz court is expected to render its judgment to decide on the future of Amapa and its 4,500 employees, including 1,700 Mosellans. The Mosellan association for the care of the elderly and disabled has been placed in judicial reform since July 2024 and is expected to find a successor.

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30 000 Elderly, Assisted at Home and 4,500 Employees Waiting. Wadapa Sees Its Fate Fixed in Court

On Monday, 15 December, the Metz court is expected to render its judgment to decide on the future of Amapa and its 4,500 employees, including 1,700 Mosellans. The Mosellan association for the care of the elderly and disabled has been placed in judicial reform since July 2024 and is expected to find a successor.

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franceinfo.fr broke the news in on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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