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CORSAIR IS RECRUITING PNC WHO WILL BE BASED IN REUNION

Corsair launched a recruitment campaign for 40 hostesses and stewards in Reunion Island in February, called to be based on the island at the end of their training period. Candidates pre-selected by Pôle Emploi undergo interviews with representatives in the company, those who are selected will then follow training in mainland France, as part of a....

MAURICE, SOUTH AFRICA : RELEASE OF COMPELLING REASONS

A decree of February 12 eased the constraints imposed on travelers coming from or going to Reunion. The obligation to present a negative test to board a flight to mainland France is thus repealed for vaccinated passengers.. Likewise, travel restrictions to Mauritius and South Africa are lifted. He is not....

REUNION-ABU DHABI : CONTINUATION OF OPERATIONS

The first flights between Reunion and Abu Dhabi did not meet with the success expected by their organizers, Rabin Apavou's company Alena Holidays. In a context marked by the Covid-19 epidemic outbreak in Reunion, the average filling rate of the first rotations, carried out from January 2 with a Boeing 787 Dreamliner chartered from...

Gradual resumption of traffic at Roland-Arros airport

Roland-Garros airport welcomed 1,180,260 passengers in 2021, half as much as in 2019 but 13,5% more than in 2020. The recovery trend was only confirmed on services to mainland France and Mayotte, from July. Regional traffic in Mauritius, Madagascar, Seychelles, Comoros and South Africa, restarting...

A REGIONAL JOINT COMMISSION FOR LIBERAL PROFESSIONS

The regional joint commission of liberal professions (CPR-PL) was installed on November 17, 2021 by representatives of employee unions (CGT, FO, CFDT and CFTC) and the National Union of Liberal Professions (UNAPL). The latter, established in Reunion in February 2021 under the leadership of chartered accountant Abdoullah Lala, carried out this project allowing liberal professions in the sectors....

DECLARATION OF INTENT TO PRESERVE LAND

Jacques Billant, prefect, Huguette Bello, president of the Region and Cyrille Melchior, president of the Department, signed a declaration of intent at the beginning of December aimed at achieving the objective of “zero net artificialization” by 2050, set by the Climate and Resilience law of August 22, 2021. The preservation of natural soils represents an important issue in the fight against....

AIDES COVID : NEW “FIXED COSTS” SYSTEM

On January 2, the government presented the new aid formulas to which companies in Reunion Island placed in a state of health emergency and under curfew will be eligible.. A new device, known as “fixed costs” is put in place and replaces the solidarity fund. It concerns companies in protected sectors when they lose more..

MINOR CHILDREN PARTICULARLY EXPOSED TO POVERTY

In 2019, 37% of the Reunion population lived below the metropolitan poverty line, underlines a recent publication from INSEE. Despite a clear decrease since 2007, the poverty rate is 2,5 times higher on the island than in mainland France. Minor children are more exposed : 46% of them live in a poor household. This part ...

CULTIVATED AREAS HAVE FALLED BY 10% IN TEN YEARS

The 2020 agricultural census has just produced its first results. It shows in particular that Reunion Island has lost 4,000 hectares of cultivated areas (-10%) in ten years. In 2020, the agricultural area used (OR) of the island extended over 38,650 hectares, or 15% of the territory. The decline is especially noted in sugar cane, who lost 3...

ECONOMY STILL WELL ORIENTED IN THE 3RD QUARTER 2021

Despite the deterioration of the health situation and the new constraints that accompany it (partial confinement and curfew put in place at the end of July), the Reunion economy once again demonstrated resilience in the 3rd quarter of 2021, according to the INSEE economic note. Salaried employment continued to grow, with 3,300 additional jobs compared to the 2nd quarter..
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