La situation française décrite dans la newsletter de ForeignPolicy.com (du groupe du Washington Post)
(ici, au moins, le résumé de la loi ne s’embarrasse pas des « nouveaux droits » dont l’obstination de la CGT viserait à priver les salariés…)
French Labor Strikes Disrupt the Country
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls suggested that a controversial labor reform bill could be “modified” but not withdrawn. France is facing energy cuts, reduced train service, and fuel shortages as unions protest the bill, which was pushed through the National Assembly without a vote. The bill would ease regulations on pay reduction, layoffs, holidays and special leave, and the 35-hour work week.
“Pursuing the debate in parliament would pose the risk of . . . abandoning the compromise that we have built,” Valls said when he first announced that the National Assembly would not vote on the bill.