Paris 2024: calling all supporters!
It’s official: Paris has won the coveted Olympic rings for 2024! This great win wouldn't have been possible without unprecedented support, to which Bouygues Construction contributed.
Human stories
Wednesday December 13th, 2017
Global Mobility Forum: our employees are convinced!
The second edition of the Global Mobility Forum kept its promises on 6 and 7 December. Nearly 500 appointments and contacts were produced during these two days, with nearly 800 vacancies in the Group worldwide. Replay.
If you too are interested in mobility, feel free to consult our vacancies for more information on the full range of our career opportunities at Bouygues Construction.
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