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Good morning everyone, Today, I’d like to highlight the main concerns raised by Schneider Electric managers — because CFDT believes managers matter too. 1. Workload and Stress Managers are struggling with constant reorganizations, tight deadlines, and limited decision-making autonomy. CFDT calls for better workload management and concrete measures to prevent burnout. 2. Right to Disconnect Remote work and digital tools blur the line between work and personal life. Managers want not just policies, but a real culture that respects time off. 3. Recognition and Fair Compensation Despite their responsibilities, many managers feel undervalued. CFDT advocates for fair pay and career paths offering genuine growth opportunities. 4. Freedom of Expression Managers must be able to raise concerns and challenge decisions without fear of retaliation. CFDT sees this as essential for responsible leadership. 5. Autonomy The “forfait jours” system is supported because it promotes flexibility and trust in managers’ professional judgment. 6. Middle Managers They face unique challenges: leading teams, implementing strategy, and managing change — often without enough support. CFDT calls for stronger backing. 7. Training and Development Managers seek access to learning, coaching, and feedback to stay relevant and grow continuously. 8. Working Conditions From excessive reporting to noisy open spaces, managers want environments that foster focus, collaboration, and well-being. In summary: CFDT is listening and advocating for a workplace where managers are empowered, respected, and supported — because when managers succeed, the whole organization benefits. Thank you.