“I have all my conscience for me”, defends the new minister Fadila Khattabi, sentenced to the prud’hommes in June

“I have all my conscience for me“, defends the new Minister for the Disabled and former Renaissance MP for Côte-d’Or, Fadila Khattabi, Friday July 21 in the morning of France Bleu Bourgogne. She reacts to criticism following her conviction last June by the industrial tribunal for non-payment of overtime by an employee.

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She confirms thisfirst recruitment in 2017“, accomplished “out of friendship“.”In the end, we made a conventional break that she accepted and that she unfortunately denounced a year later“, advances Fadila Khattabi. “I will have the opportunity to express myself on this“, she continues, saying that “those who know me know very well that it is a lie“.

Fadila Khattabi defines herself as someone who is “not one to flick [ses] vscollaborators. Everyone knows that when you work with a deputy, you are on the ground with your deputy and that I really granted days, I freed them up, I compensated financially. Simply when I released them, I did not have a clock or a signed paper to say that they were compensatory rest“.

She mentions “a relationship of trust and friendship“within which”it happened quite naturally“.”Unfortunately, when you don’t have proof, you don’t have proof. It’s his word against mine. I have all my conscience for me“, concludes the minister.