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After denouncing the working conditions which he considered unworthy in La Lanterne – the secondary residence of the President of the Republic near Versailles – a former gardener seized the court for abuse of power. The Elysée, for his part, denied formally to Voilà.fr.
The young man told his story in a video on social networks. ...
Jardinier à la Lanterne, the second residence of the President of the Republic, then assigned to the Elysée, Lucas G. has just been sent back to his original administration... the town hall of Villeurbanne. His wrong? To have denounced a situation of harassment. He has just referred to the administrative court for "abuse of power".
A former Elysée gardener denounced his working conditions and claimed to have been fired for having pulled the alarm bell.
A former Lantern employee, Emmanuel's and Brigitte Macron's secondary residence, denounces his dismissal from Elysée. Lucas G., the former hunting lodge gardener, revealed to Marianne that he had lost his post after complaining about his working conditions. The man, who denounces, among other things, moral harassment, explained that the situation had changed when he pointed out that his premises were unsanitary. Following a meeting, he had then …
Lucas G., a 33-year-old Villeurbannais, was dismissed from his position as a gardener at La Lanterne, a private secondary residence of the Macron couple in Versailles. While he had a "truthful passion" for the maintenance of these gardens of more than five hectares, the young man was thanked and sent back to his original administration, to [...] The Villeurbanne article: a former gardener of the Macron couple was dismissed for having denounced h…
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