Employees of a major group of French nursing homes protested across France to call for better pay amid the coronavirus crisis
Employees demonstrate to demand higher wages outside a nursing home in Lille, France on May 25, 2020.
Korian is one of the market leaders in the provision of care for older adults. It has more than 850 facilities in Europe, employing more than 53,000 people and caring for 300,000 people in France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands and Spain. Facing anger from health care workers, President Emmanuel Macron promised a “massive” investment plan for France’s public health sector.
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