hcrbienetre.fr
Health, welfare and retirement benefits for employees in France's hotel, café and restaurant sector
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About hcrbienetre.fr
HCR Bien-Être provides health, disability and retirement solutions, alongside social support and prevention services, for professionals in the hotel, café and restaurant sector.
Its services include psychological support and financial and administrative assistance for employees. The offer is presented as a sector partnership involving KLESIA and Malakoff Humanis.
Product: Health, disability, retirement, social support and prevention services for hotel, café and restaurant professionals.
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