[Automatic translation follows] General interest insurer KLESIA is committed to providing prevention solutions, personal insurance and simple, innovative, supportive and sustainable services, adapted to your needs and those of your loved ones, throughout life. We also manage supplementary retirement for Agirc-Arrco by collecting contributions, calculating retirement points, analyzing retirement application files and paying the pensions of more than 2 million retirees. Beyond our initial professions, we act for the most fragile, work to age better and contribute to making health accessible to all. KLESIA is committed to ensuring you have a peaceful future and contributes to the quality of life …

Sectors: Insurance

[Automatic translation follows] When talent grows, communities progress The National Center for the Territorial Civil Service (CNFPT) is a French public administrative establishment which intervenes in the management of the territorial civil service. It is a national establishment to the extent that its jurisdiction extends over the entire national territory, except Paris and certain overseas communities, but contrary to the principle of attachment, it is not attached to any community in particular. The CNFPT carries out general administration, consultancy, recruitment and training missions. training and employment

[Automatic translation follows] The leading local commercial network in France, La Poste Groupe is organized into 4 branches of activity: Services-Mail-Parcels, Banking and Insurance, Physical and digital distributor, GeoPost/DPDGroup for international. Present in more than 49 countries, on 5 continents, it achieved a turnover of €35.39 billion in 2022 on the territory. In 2021, La Poste Groupe became the first public company to adopt the status of mission company. 4 societal commitments are now included in its statutes: • Contribute to the development and cohesion of territories • Promote social inclusion • Promote ethical, inclusive and frugal digital technology • …

Sectors: Postal services