Ressources humaines Page #4

Year:
1999
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As part of his training,

Frank Verdeau will hand out...

a questionnaire on Friday. "

The Bureau.

You got 15 minutes at the canteen...

Cut it out. Go to the canteen and

fill in the questionnaire. Quick.

Here's the questionnaire.

Do you have a pen?

- What do we do now?

- Read it, and mark what you chose.

Don't hesitate to comment on it.

- Call me if you need me.

- It's alright. Thank you.

Don't fill in the questionnaire.

It means sure unemployment.

You'll see. Later, you'll be complaining.

Hi, Jean-Claude. Hi, Alain.

Come and sit here. Alain,

in front of him.

If you need any help, don't hesitate

to ask me.

Hi, Mr. Rouet.

- What do you make of it?

- It's alright.

Good job, Frank.

The bureau and some members of the

union are glad.

It's a real success.

People understood the logic

of the process.

What are you planning to do when

you graduate, next year?

- I'm not sure.

- I don't want to make false promises...

...but I could refer you...

to one of the companies of the group.

- Unless you had other plans.

- Nothing sure.

Alright. We will have enough time

to talk, later on.

For next Monday's meeting,

I'd like you to prepare...

- a briefing of the preliminary results.

- No problem.

Have a nice weekend

and don't work too much.

- You need help?

- I don't want to answer your quest.

It's important for you.

Since they ask your opinion.

- I don't believe in that.

- That's your lookout.

I buy your dinner. Everything

worked out fine.

I'm glad for you.

I don't need to go to a restaurant.

Don't argue with me. I'll take you out.

I'll call and tell mom.

See you later.

- Where are you going?

- Easy, Betty.

- You won't stay there.

- I desperately need a PC.

That's a private PC.

You'll get into trouble.

Me too.

He doesn't like you.

He'll say nothing,

I'm doing a job for the boss.

- You are scared, aren't you?

- Yes, I'm scared.

And you have nothing to lose.

What are you doing?

- You won't be sneaking around.

- Did you write this letter?

Not at all. Close that file,

turn off the PC.

Wait, this is serious.

They are dismissing 12 employees.

Including your father?

Did they tell you?

You know what? The chief of Personnel

wants me to change my task.

- He's giving me a lighter job.

- When did he say that?

This afternoon. He says that the

workshop is too hard for an old man.

- I should do something lighter.

- What did you say?

You know me, I said no.

Can you imagine me doing Q.C.?

Don't shout out.

Everybody is watching you.

You are exaggerating. Relax.

You're no example of a calm person.

Alright, let's have a toast.

- For your success.

- For my son.

The boss is a good person.

He saw that you are valuable.

If he trust in you,

he'll offer you a job.

The boss is no social security agent.

He recognized your capacity,

what you can give to the company.

- He's no saint, you know.

- Are you here to dine or to argue?

- It's good.

- Of course it's good.

Did you grade my test?

It was no test. It was a questionnaire,

there was nothing to grade.

About globalization- The answer is

wrong. It wasn't clear.

I didn't understand.

That's story about hours, you know,

scale hours.

- I wasn't sure.

- Could you change the subject?

Stop talking about work.

Let him rest. He worked all day long.

The bill, please.

I pay. I invited you over.

All right?

You didn't get your salary,

you got enough debts.

It's a loan, it's no debt. If I

need more money, the bank will give me.

As I said, you got debts.

If you can borrow 70,000 francs

from the bank, for your studies...

...it means that students

are a good investment.

It's for your studies,

it's not for celebrations.

- He'll be glad to pay.

- But I invited you over.

- I'm going downtown.

- It's late. Come home and sleep.

- Mom, please.

- Don't be late.

Will you let me?

- Anything to drink?

- Two beers, please.

Henri, two beers, please.

I won't bother you much. I'm sorry

about this morning. I was rude.

There was no need to respond.

Don't think I'm not interested

in my job.

I care a lot.

I thought you didn't wanted

to know about it.

What? I work there every day.

I spend half of my life there.

Here, we can talk all you want.

I can die talking.

But filling in a questionnaire

for the boss- No, thanks.

Let's not talk about that questionnaire.

I just wanted to talk to you.

You know, I like your father.

It's been four years since I'm there.

We work with the same machine.

We don't talk much,

but I like him.

It may sound silly, but the plant

is no dream come true.

You don't say, "I do holes on

a plaque the whole day long. "

"That's great. " No one will say that.

But life is so.

It's hard to go there every day.

My first day in the plant, when

I saw everyone in blue...

with grease stains, the back leaning

onto the machines...

with all that noise, I said,

"This is hell".

I just wanted to leave. Then, the boss

put me in front of a machine.

He said go on.

Really, I knew nothing.

Your father was on the other side.

He saw me. He saw I was lost.

He came to help me.

Sometimes, without noticing, I watch him.

Not for the same reason, because

now I work with my eyes closed.

It's just to see him satisfied.

Her spirit helps me

overcome my job.

It's alright. He cheers you up

and you stand by him. Alright.

- Say thank you to your boss.

- I thank no one.

What I told you

is about most people's lives.

If you can improve it, that's fine.

Meanwhile, you have to bear it.

- What's wrong?

- I don't want you in.

I'm in from the beginning.

I'm part of it.

Don't push me. The bosses are here.

- What if I push?

- You're not part of the company.

I saw your briefing on my desk.

It's clear. Detailed.

I'll hand it.

You can go now.

- May I talk to Alain?

- Now? I'll go and find him.

You got the authority. You can

get me out whenever you like.

Where are we going?

What's wrong?

I hid something from you.

Don't say a word.

I'm not supposed to know.

I read a confidential document.

Addressed to the Employment Bureau.

They will dismiss 12 employees.

The boss is now happily

announcing...

that thanks to those 35 hours

a week, he can do as he likes.

He wants to modernize with robots.

- Sh*t!

- Don't worry, you stay.

You won't be fired, you stay.

You're too young and your salary

is not high.

You stay, then.

But they'll fire my father.

I'm so glad to be here together

and celebrate your marriage.

As you can see, in this opportunity,

the directors are here.

We are lucky.

I'll just say a few words.

I'd like you to take this present

from us.

I hope you'll send us a postcard

from Morocco.

I promise.

Congratulations- Have a nice trip.

- This is a surprise.

- You deserve it.

My very best wishes.

Come and drink with us.

This is Frank.

He's mad, because I wouldn't let

him into the meeting room this morning.

But here we got a brilliant young man.

- Great potential.

- Totally.

I'll be glad to refer him

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Laurent Cantet

Laurent Cantet ([lɔʁɑ̃ kɑ̃tɛ]; born 15 June 1961) is a French director, cinematographer and screenwriter. His parents were schoolteachers in Ardilleux.His 2001 film L'Emploi du temps was placed at 99 on Slant Magazine's best films of the 2000s, number 9 of The Guardian's Best Films of the Noughties, and number 11 at The A.V. Club's top 50 films of the 2000s (decade).On 25 May 2008, he received the Palme d'Or at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival, for the film Entre les murs. more…

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