Board game · 2010
Plan social
"Plan social" ("Social Plan" in French) describes a French law article aimed at protecting the workers that have just been fired. Now it is often used as an euphemism to describe the act of mass firing itself. In "Plan Social"…
- Players
- 2 to 6
- Duration
- 25 min
- Age
- 12 and up
- Complexity
- —
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In brief
"Plan social" ("Social Plan" in French) describes a French law article aimed at protecting the workers that have just been fired. Now it is often used as an euphemism to describe the act of mass firing itself.
In "Plan Social" your goal is to fire all of your personnel and move your company to China.
Each card represent a worker of different classes: technicians, managers, etc. The goal is to get rid of your hand (very much like Uno).
Depending on how easy it is to fire someone (based on their class) the fired worker is going to be worth a certain amount of points (between 2 and 10).
The game ends when you reached 200 points.
This game is supposed to be taken with a grain of salt as it even features made up professions and reasons to be fired such as "in charge of the copy machine", "pregnant woman", "handicapped", etc.
"Plan Social" has been fictitiously designed by John-Harvey Marwanny of the Marwanny Corp.
Game content:
- 54 cards - 1 rule card
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