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Former Nestle Food Safety Chief fights back

Former Nestle Food Safety Chief fights back

By Editor Filed in News October 22nd, 2014 @ 10:35 am

Yasmine Motarjemi was an assistant vice president in charge of food safety at Nestle, the world’s largest food company. She worked in that position from 2000 to 2010 at Nestle’s global headquarters in Vevey, Switzerland.

In 2006, things started to take a bad turn.

Her superiors weren’t taking her warnings of food safety issues seriously.

Le casse-tête de Nestlé face à une employée réfractaire

Le casse-tête de Nestlé face à une employée réfractaire

Accusé de harcèlement, Nestlé réfute en bloc les accusations de son ex-cadre Yasmine Motarjemi. Au tribunal, ses dirigeants ont dépeint une femme réticente au fonctionnement et à la culture de l’entreprise

Avec un même discours et un seul son de cloche, quatre dirigeants du groupe Nestlé ont défilé mercredi, cinq heures durant, à la barre de la Chambre patrimoniale cantonale de Lausanne. Ils ont répondu à la plainte civile pour harcèlement moral et psychologique déposée par Yasmine Motarjemi, ex-cheffe de la sécurité alimentaire de la multinationale.

Le message délivré est clair: Nestlé, dans cette affaire, n’a rien à se reprocher. Devant un public cinq fois plus nombreux que lors de la déposition de la demanderesse, le 1er décembre, et sous la garde de deux policiers armés, se sont exprimés Paul Bulcke, le patron de Nestlé, Jean-Marc Duvoisin, ex-chef des ressources humaines et actuel patron de Nespresso, Francisco Castañer, qui occupait jusqu’en 2010 des responsabilités administratives et José Lopez, ancien directeur opérationnel.

Détendus, souriants, l’attitude des hommes de Nestlé contrastait caricaturalement avec la mine sombre de Yasmine Motarjemi.

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