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"Speaking French in the workplace is legally required" I don't think that's true, this is a big misconception. Unless you're working in a shop or something wher
by gdsdfe 6y ago
"Speaking French in the workplace is legally required"
I don't think that's true, this is a big misconception. Unless you're working in a shop or something where you interact with clients directly you don't have to speak French. I work for a multinationale that have over 1000 employees in Montréal and everybody speaks English internally same fory previous job a small company of 40ish people
- freeone3000 6y agoEnglish isn't disallowed, but broadcast emails must be also in French, as well as posters, and HR materials, and so on. The OQLF was on our case about a copier that was English-only during our last inspection.
- gdsdfe 6y agoyeah I hear you and while I totally disagree with OQLF practices in the grand scheme of things I don't think it's a big deal, especially for a tech companies ... most of the posters/HR stuff is probably done by bilingual people anyways. The real shortage/competition is for engineers.