Air France shirtless bosses flee from angry protesters - BBC News

Air France managers have fled a meeting about mass job cuts after angry staff waving banners and flags stormed the room.
Two managers had their shirts ripped off as they escaped from their co-workers, scaled a fence and fled under police protection.

[FairysHuff]

Shame this isn't happening across the world to the super rich.

[lampinthefrontlawn]

Thats 3000 people that have families to support that they want to cut. In the meantime CEOs are making millions in bonuses.

[JESSYBISCUIT]

hi from Paris, all these people are angry because these two directors from AIR FRANCE have fired 2900 employees without good solution for them.

[MissZooid]

Don't mess with the French workers, they fight like tigers...lol

[winjr]

This is what some bosses need here in Portugal, to learn to respect people who work for a living.

[andreicrisan]

Spreadsheets don't fire people; people fire people!
BRAVO FRANCE! More shirtless VP's!

[GaiaForeverTV]

2900 employees fired and this violence doesn't headlines of newpapers

[iusedtobeoneofyou]

I too was always very pro company. I was very loyal and happy with my company and benefits. I worked at a medical manufacturing company for decades. We had 4 different owners. The last owner stripped away our great medical and pension benefits without any of us being allowed to be "grandfathered" in. I can understand if the company is in trouble but the officers/executives were paid millions upon millions included beautiful severance packages if fired. The top is so far overweight with money. I and others were laid off after even 30- 40 years of service. Since the company practiced the "needs improvement" program there were no poor performers left to be laid off. The "needs improvement employees" don't get laid off but are fired and can not even collect unemployment.

[Hughjarce]

I'm amazed this hasn't happened in America to those sons of fun the Federal reserve, and congress. But I guess the flouridation of the water and chemtrails are having their effect.

[poinsard]

What's the problem ? It's only clothes ... Nothing compared to a job .
And these directors can aford to buy an other costume because they are not the ones who are supposed to lose their job .

[badensnaxx]

It was clear which side of the fence the Police where on, literally.

[ArchDemonNar]

Funny...the French are famous for retreating, but also famous for rebelling ;)

[richardbuxton]

I understand this is about cabin crew meals

[theultimatepingpongboy]

I want to make this in my country the Philippines.they should not ignore what is happening in their country.

[TheTitaniumsyfy]

10 minutes before this video, a desperate flight attendant called for help when the big bosses during the meeting have despised her with a smile without answering. The big bosses ignored her. 2 500 families will be in the shit cause one of their member will lost his/her job from Air France, those families bought a house, they owe money to the banks.

[Ahmedinc]

And I thought PIA is the only worst airline which is suffering heavy loses due to financial corruption and mismanagement issues.

[matthewsayer]

Fired, and facing an uncertain future, the French choose to attack some of the only people who could give them a job.

[meoonly]

ovako i u hrvatskoj, rek sad vidin koliko smo jadniii, neznamo se za sebe izboriti, WELL DONE FRANCE WORKER, GET THAT FILTHY ANIMALS DOWN!

[napazapata]

This mob should really be grateful for being in a country like France where the state observes "human rights"... Had they been in India the police would have beaten the shit out of them.

[MooperRanger]

What did they expect to happen? for money to magically appear to pay their salaries?