The industry is recruiting massively to respond to the revival of nuclear power
DECRYPTION - The group of French nuclear energy industrialists remains optimistic about the sector's capacity to create jobs. But it must consolidate its base of subcontractors.
When Jean-Luc Mélenchon announces that he wants to stop the development of nuclear power plants in France, is he aware of the impact of such a declaration on industrial jobs? “Nuclear is an industry, not just a source of passionate debate,” replies Xavier Ursat, president of the French Nuclear Energy Industrialists Group (Gifen), during the presentation of a sectoral study carried out by Gifen. In France, 250.
000 people are directly employed by this sector, in 2,400 companies of all sizes: from very small companies to large groups including medium-sized companies. In 2036, it should number 300,000 to 310.
000 jobs, which involves recruiting more than 100.
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