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Stairling offers VTC drivers employee status and social protection
Stairling is a system designed for VTC drivers.
It offers them an employee-entrepreneur status rather than only the usual independent work arrangement.
The company also offers social protection and rides to help drivers start their activity.
Mimoun El Alami, Stairling’s co-founder and chief executive, discussed the service in a French business programme.
The details of the interview do not specify where Stairling operates or how many drivers use it.
No further steps or plans for the service were announced.
Stairling offers VTC drivers employee-entrepreneur status, social protection and rides to help launch their activity.
The company describes itself as an operating system for VTC drivers.
Stairling co-founder and chief executive Mimoun El Alami discussed the service on BFM Business.
He appeared on the Good Morning Business programme on Monday, 12 October.
- Who
- Stairling, represented by co-founder and chief executive Mimoun El Alami, and VTC drivers.
- What
- Stairling offers drivers employee-entrepreneur status, social protection and rides to start their activity.
- When
- 12 October 2026.
- Where
- On BFM Business’s Good Morning Business programme.
- Why
- To provide drivers with social protection and rides to help launch their activity.
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- Company
- Stairling
- Service
- An operating system for VTC drivers
- Offer
- Employee-entrepreneur status, social protection and rides
- Guest
- Mimoun El Alami, co-founder and chief executive
- Programme date
- 12 October 2026
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