180 posts would be threatened France World

This is a report of advisers at the Elysée Georges-Marc Benamou and Jean-David, which provoked the anger of the inter TV5Monde and Radio France Internationale The inter TV5Monde and of Radio France Internationale (RFI) reported Friday, February 29, their concerns about the reform of the audiovisual outside, after the revelation of a proposed job cuts, which they oppose .
According to the daily Les Echos, the report advisers at the Elysée Georges-Marc Benamou and Jean-David Levitte calls for the elimination of some 180 jobs in companies that the future holding coiffera, France World.
Job creation

Alain de Pouzilhac, appointed head of France World, nevertheless asserted that it was not "obliged to respect the report to the letter" and assured that the reform would "create jobs".
"We will fight to defend every job because employees are much TV5 being few. Given the present state of TV5Monde, dismissing means bleed our business and wipe it out," warned the Inter (SNJ, CFTC, CGT, CFDT and South) TV5Monde.
"At no time did Alain de Pouzilhac said clearly: 'I do not licencierai", added the unions of the French chain, which employs approximately 320 people.

Rendezvous with the president

They expressed concern in particular about the whereabouts of intermittent and freelancers "who represent a quarter of TV5Monde equivalent full-time and several hundred people in the three companies."
For their part, unions RFI (CFDT, FO, SNJ, SNJ-CGT and SNRT-CGT) called "consideration of the draft public broadcasting outside by the Parliament" and reiterated "the demand for appointment with the President of the Republic ".
They denounced a "cache sex of a plan of dismissal does not say his name" and "policy vampirisation" station "for the benefit of a project simplistic and misleading."
They also affirmed fears of abandonment of collective agreements journalists and public broadcasting "in the context of an administrative harmonization of the three