Pierre Ramain, former social advisor to Manuel Valls and Bernard Cazeneuve in Matignon, was appointed Director General of Labor during the Council of Ministers.
He replaces Yves Struillou, who had resigned in mid-September from this high post of the Ministry of Labor, following a disagreement with Minister Elisabeth Borne on the management of the file of a labor inspector, sanctioned because accused of having disobeyed during confinement.
Enarque of the Senghor promotion (2004), Mr. Ramain held various positions within this ministry, before being social advisor at Matignon from 2015 to 2017, then rapporteur in the litigation section and in the social section at the Council of 'State.
"We will need his qualities to meet the challenges that are before us: supporting the development of labor inspection, leading social dialogue at the level of professional branches, guiding companies in the management of the Covid, combating illegal work , absorb posted work, ”Ms. Borne said in a statement.
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