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For the first time in its history, a strike movement disrupts the antenna of the blue radio, worried about the grip operated by Vincent Bolloré. The fear of journalists? To know the same fate as feu-Itélé. Bertrand Chameroy has never failed to note, with the distance that humor allows, the spectacular "road trips" of Eric Zemmour, to be surprised at Christine Kelly's passivity in the face of infox, to mock the counter news of the toutologists taking part in the program of Pascal Praud, and even to evoke at the beginning of June the assumption that CNews would start to "plug things in the material of Europe 1".

Lagardère group radio
Europe 1: employees rush to quit the radio

The management plan called for nearly 40 departures. There would be 80 volunteers.

By Caroline Sallé Posted yesterday at 21:24, updated yesterday at 21:24

It's no longer a wave, it's a tsunami. Pascale Clark, Anne Roumanoff, Wendy Bouchard, Patrick Cohen, Julian Bugier, Matthieu Belliard, Bertrand Chameroy, Émilie Mazoyer and Sophie Larmoyer… Every day that passes at Europe 1 brings its share of new departures. Voluntary or constrained.

Arnaud Lagardere: "Europe 1 will not become an opinion radio"

The exodus is massive and does not only affect the great voices on the air. Beyond these personalities, nearly 80 employees would have liked to leave the station. An employee mentions the number of “78 requests”. At the beginning of June, the management and the unions of Europe 1 validated a "collective contractual rupture", targeting 39 positions minimum and up to 48 in total. The departing candidates had until last Tuesday to submit their application. "If you add these requests to those of negotiated layoffs and at the end of certain fixed-term contracts of use, that risks doing a lot, a lot of people", notes an employee.

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