Overview
- French outlet La Lettre reported on Thursday that Meta has proposed a Rupture Conventionnelle Collective, a collective voluntary‑departure deal negotiated with unions.
- The programme is said to cover about 100 of roughly 300 employees in France, though the exact departments and roles included were not specified.
- Reported terms include 2.15 months of pay per year of service, up to 10 months of mobility leave paid at 80% of gross salary, and retraining or support for starting a business.
- The report said employees had to apply by November 5, and Meta has not publicly confirmed the plan in the cited articles.
- The offer follows Meta’s earlier global staffing moves, including April plans to cut about 8,000 roles and a 2023 France RCC, and could accelerate redeployments toward AI and infrastructure work.