Sagot :
The coronavirus crisis has put a big brake on French economic activity. The latest figures released by the government show that 7 million employees are affected by short-time working. In spite of this, all is not at a standstill and many sectors are more than ever in need of labour, whether in hospitals or in mass distribution. The government has set up a website called "Mobilisation emploi" in partnership with Pôle Emploi. More than 12,000 job offers are available despite the confinement.
Laboratory technicians
You don't see them, but the lab technicians do the PCR testing. With the proliferation of PCR tests, there are not enough staff to keep pace. In hospitals, they also have to do the biological tests on patient specimens to monitor their condition. In biotech companies, they are part of the scientific effort to find a treatment for Covid-19.
Caregivers
More than 6,000 jobs for care assistants are available throughout France! Since the beginning of the epidemic, care assistants have had their hands full, for the comfort and well-being of patients already weakened by the disease.
Cashier hosts and hostesses
You pass them every time you do your shopping, the cashiers are also on the front line. Without them, supermarkets wouldn't work. Protected with masks and gloves and sometimes a Plexiglas window, they are in direct contact with the population and more than ever need new recruits to help them.
Shelf Stockers and Self-Service Employees
Like the cashiers, supermarket employees who work in the aisles are also in high demand. With the confinement or fear of coronavirus, many French people have favoured online shopping, delivered by "drive". It is the shelf staff who are in charge of processing these orders. Some supermarkets have seen their order volume more than double.
Nurses
Along with orderlies, nurses are also lacking in hospitals. We are looking for more than 8,000 in France. The demand is high in the completely saturated intensive care units in several hospitals to take care of Covid-19 patients but also in the other departments that continue to operate.
Laboratory technicians
You don't see them, but the lab technicians do the PCR testing. With the proliferation of PCR tests, there are not enough staff to keep pace. In hospitals, they also have to do the biological tests on patient specimens to monitor their condition. In biotech companies, they are part of the scientific effort to find a treatment for Covid-19.
Caregivers
More than 6,000 jobs for care assistants are available throughout France! Since the beginning of the epidemic, care assistants have had their hands full, for the comfort and well-being of patients already weakened by the disease.
Cashier hosts and hostesses
You pass them every time you do your shopping, the cashiers are also on the front line. Without them, supermarkets wouldn't work. Protected with masks and gloves and sometimes a Plexiglas window, they are in direct contact with the population and more than ever need new recruits to help them.
Shelf Stockers and Self-Service Employees
Like the cashiers, supermarket employees who work in the aisles are also in high demand. With the confinement or fear of coronavirus, many French people have favoured online shopping, delivered by "drive". It is the shelf staff who are in charge of processing these orders. Some supermarkets have seen their order volume more than double.
Nurses
Along with orderlies, nurses are also lacking in hospitals. We are looking for more than 8,000 in France. The demand is high in the completely saturated intensive care units in several hospitals to take care of Covid-19 patients but also in the other departments that continue to operate.