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Do you have a employee collective, or are you looking to start one? We have plenty of resources to help you.
No matter what stage you’re at, we’re here to support and advise you. In addition to the resources available, we can share the movement’s lessons learned with you.
Create a collective - Employee journey
We support groups at a wide range of stages of development. Here, we’ve chosen to describe five stages in the life of a group. For each of these stages, we provide examples drawn from our resources to guide you as you explore our programs.
These resources are not exhaustive. Please feel free to contact us for further support with your group.
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Create a collective - Management journey
While all the collective that co-founded the association were created by employees, some groups have become institutionalized over time, and we have also welcomed groups created by management (provided they are autonomous and proactive).
That is why we regularly assist management teams that have questions about employee engagement, are looking to develop their group of CSR representatives or ambassadors, or are seeking to better engage with their employee groups.
Create a collective in organization
You don't have an established employee group, but you'd like to create a collective within your organization.
It's possible for management to initiate a collective; we're experienced in helping to establish the right framework and supporting a call for volunteers.
Facilitating a group of ambassadors
You already have a group of employees that you lead. These might be representatives or ambassadors.
We can help you determine whether this group is already a collective or help you transform it into one. We can then assist you with leading the group and implementing initiatives.
Read this article on the relationship between CSR and collectives
Work with an existing collective
There is already an autonomous group within your organization. As management, you want to interact more effectively with them.
We have some insights to share with you on the best ways to work together.
Watch episode 5 of Collective Passeport
We provide you with a wide range of free resources to support your group’s activities. They are available on our resources page.
You can join us all over France
We organize local meetups for members of collectives in about ten cities across France (Paris, Clermont-Ferrand, Lyon, Rennes, Lille, Grenoble, Toulouse, Nantes, Bordeaux).
In addition, to inspire and engage your colleagues and companies, we regularly host online conferences that are open to everyone.
Volunteer
One final way to get involved—if you don’t want to or can’t do so through an organization—is to support our association directly.
Whether you have an hour a week to commit to a recurring role or a little time here and there to organize after-work events, we have opportunities to suit every interest and background.
Join our amazing team of about thirty volunteers, located throughout France.