Rennes : un boulanger se bat pour son employé en attente de régularisation
Transcript
00:00 A baker has been fighting for several weeks for the regularization of his employee.
00:04 Suleiman Barri is a young Guinean, who arrived in France three years ago,
00:08 under protection as a minor, not accompanied.
00:11 He was welcomed in Olivier Cottenet's bakery in Rennes.
00:14 Olivier is fighting to help Suleiman regularize his status.
00:17 But there is a problem.
00:19 Suleiman's digital fingerprint would have been stolen in Dakar, Senegal,
00:23 during his trip to Europe.
00:25 A situation that prevents Suleiman from working honestly,
00:28 despite his baker's talent.
00:29 Olivier doesn't praise Suleiman's skills and dedication.
00:34 The baker launched a call for help in the media,
00:37 rallied local politicians and launched an online petition.
00:41 In a last gesture of support, Olivier even offered a CDI to Suleiman.
00:45 Hope resides in a new immigration law, examined from November 6.
00:50 It could regularize unpaid workers in highly demanded jobs.
00:54 But this law arouses controversy on the political scene.