The public prosecutor requested Friday, June 24 a year in prison including eight months suspended against the former CEO of France Telecom Didier Lombard and his ex-number two, guilty according to him of having "
put in place
" a policy of moral harassment that led employees to suicide in 2007-2008.
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The Advocate General thus asked the Paris Court of Appeal to confirm the judgment at first instance.
Didier Lombard and Louis-Pierre Wenès were also fined 15,000 euros, also required on Friday.
