About Worklife

Launched in October 2020 by Benjamin Suchar and Sergio Bellon, Worklife is the HR-fintech that enhances the social foundation of companies. We centralize all new-generation employee benefits on a single platform: luncheon vouchers, sustainable mobility packages, teleworking allowances, sports, personal services, gift vouchers, vacations or any other personalized benefit.

Our mission: to finally give employee benefits economic, ecological, and social impact through a fully customizable app, an all-in-one payment card, and an HR dashboard, offering the best possible experience for employees and HR teams.
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Worklife is the French leader in CSR benefits and partners with over 1,000 companies and 300,000 employees. We are now partnering with Crédit Agricole to build the most comprehensive employee benefits offering on the market, including health insurance, retirement, savings, and employee share ownership, in order to unlock the full potential of benefits and compensation policies.

Our story in figures

October 2020

We launched Worklife

70 talents

And we are still looking to grow!

September 2023

Integration into the Crédit Agricole Group

1,000 corporate clients

From SMEs to major accounts

300,000 employees

Equipped with Worklife card and app

92% of users

Open the app at least once a week

Worklife is a member of French Tech

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HR 2024 best practice guide

Seminars and afterworks aren't the only way to engage employees - you have to go further! That's why we've collaborated with Unlck and 8 leading companies to create this practical HR guide.

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Here's why these startups preferred to join a large group to ensure their growth

In 2023, the number of M&A deals fell by 28% year-on-year, reaching a 10-year low. However, in a context of more restricted access to venture capital funds, this route remains a good solution for securing a new stage in a startup's growth.

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Benjamin Suchar (Worklife): "Capping meal voucher commissions is the only alternative".

On October 17, 2023, the French competition authority (Autorité de la concurrence) issued an opinion to the government on the meal voucher market. Benjamin Suchar, CEO and co-founder of meal voucher issuer Worklife (currently being merged with Crédit Agricole S.A.), reacts to this opinion.

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