[Automatic translation follows] Justice in France is administered by a ministry, also called Chancery, whose holder is the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice. • It brings together and manages the resources of Justice: personnel, equipment, buildings, IT, etc.; • He prepares the texts of laws and regulations in certain areas, such as family law, French nationality, criminal justice, etc. • He takes care of the populations entrusted to him by decision of the judicial authority: minors who are delinquent or in danger and adults placed under the custody of the justice system; • It defines the main orientations …

Sectors: National and local authorities

High quality statistics and data on Europe. Lawful good. EUROSTAT is the statistical office of the European Union. Our mission is to provide high quality statistics and data on Europe. Our values: Show respect for our staff, partners and users Strive for excellence in everything we do Drive innovation in official statistics Promote service orientation Uphold professional independence ESS partnership Eurostat produces European statistics in partnership with National Statistical Institutes and other national authorities in the EU Member States. This partnership is known as the European Statistical System (ESS). It also includes the statistical authorities of the European Economic Area …

Sectors: European Union

The European Parliament is the only EU body directly elected by citizens. #UseYourVote on 6-9 June → elections.europa.eu Privacy statement: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/website/files/Privacy_statement_Social_media_usage.pdf The European Parliament is the elected body of the European Union. The Parliament consists of 705 members elected by the people of the EU member states. The Members work in close unison with the Commission and the Council in shaping the laws and policies of the EU. Voting at the European elections is your opportunity to decide what the European Union should focus on over the next five years. Sign up to get voting reminders and ensure you don't …

Sectors: European Union

[Automatic translation follows] Welcome to the Jungle offers solutions to make work exciting and sustainable. At Welcome to the Jungle, we work to make work exciting and sustainable. How ? By offering innovative solutions to companies so that they can develop their employer brand and strengthen their attractiveness. But also by creating an experience and inspiring content that gives the keys to workers and companies to redefine the rules of work. Our job board helps digital talents explore the professional world and find the most exciting opportunities. All thanks to the wealth of our content and our thousands of job …

Sectors: Human ressources