France Travail: the Élysée proposes to renew the mandate of Director General Thibaut Guilluy
Long-time support of Emmanuel Macron, the new appointment of Thibaut Guilluy must obtain the consent of the National Assembly and the Senate.
The Élysée is proposing to reappoint the director general of France Travail, Thibaut Guilluy, in office since December 2023, the presidency announced on Friday. “The President of the Republic plans, on the proposal of the Prime Minister, to renew Mr. Thibaut Guilluy as Director General of France Travail”, formerly Pôle Emploi, underlines the press release.
To be effective, this appointment must receive the green light from the appropriate committees of the National Assembly and the Senate. Thibaut Guilluy is an early Macronist, committed for more than 20 years to inclusion. In particular, he worked to outline the new contours of France Travail in a report.
Coming from civil society, he quickly became involved with LREM. He was an unsuccessful candidate in the legislative elections in 2017, his replacement being none other than Emmanuel Macron's daughter-in-law, Tiphaine Auzière. A graduate of a business school (ESCP Business School), this son of a doctor presents himself on his LinkedIn profile as a “multi-recidivist co-founder”, who “likes to innovate and undertake with others to provide concrete solutions to the fragilities of our society”.
A jack of all trades in the social sector, he notably led the Ares group (Association for Economic and Social Reintegration) from 2006 to 2020. Before heading France Travail, he was High Commissioner for Employment. At France Travail, he succeeded Jean Bassères, who had headed the institution since 2011.
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