The Louvre Museum's strike persists as staff demand better pay and working conditions, causing substantial operational disruptions and over one million euros in financial losses.
A Paris nurse suspended for eight months over wearing a surgical cap at work challenges workplace dress codes and personal expression rights.
France initiates legal proceedings against Greybull Capital over NovAsco's failed investment and workers stage protests demanding accountability.
Louvre staff have suspended their strike, enabling the museum to fully reopen while continuing to push for better working conditions and addressing funding concerns.
Louvre staff have voted to extend their strike, resulting in the museum's closure on January 5 and escalating labor tensions with the Ministry of Culture.
Emmanuel Pierrat faces charges of moral harassment against five employees, with his former associate also implicated in complicity, amid claims of toxic management and health impacts.
A Paris nurse disputes her dismissal for wearing a surgical cap, claiming discrimination while hospital cites neutrality and hygiene rules.
French farmers persist with road blockades in the South-West, defying the government’s call for a Christmas truce amid disputes over bovine dermatose management and agricultural policies.
Louvre staff strike over understaffing and security failures causes ongoing museum closure, with negotiations and emergency reforms underway.
Paris labor court orders PSG to pay Kylian Mbappé nearly €61 million in unpaid wages and bonuses, a ruling PSG intends to appeal.
Louvre Museum staff strike unanimously in protest over worsening working conditions and funding cuts, forcing indefinite closure amid ongoing union talks and reorganization efforts.
The Louvre Museum faces closure threats on December 15 due to staff strikes over working conditions and funding cuts amid ongoing security and operational reforms after a jewel heist.
Louvre Museum employees plan a strike from December 15 to protest worsening work conditions, staffing cuts, and management issues amid ongoing operational challenges.
CGT leader Sophie Binet faces legal action after calling CEOs 'rats leaving the ship,' sparking complaints and raising debate over free speech and corporate responsibility in France.
A Nantes nursery school director is on sick leave after threats from a family rejecting a male teacher, prompting a staff strike for better protection.
After a major jewel theft at the Louvre, unions cite staffing and security failings, while officials trade blame for the high-profile breach.
Employees at Le Parisien have begun another strike over potential ownership changes and hiring commitments.
Le Parisien employees protest potential sale and demand staffing guarantees through a strike.
PM Lecornu navigates rising tensions as he meets unions and employers amid budget negotiations.
Rail strikes in France lead to protesters storming the Ministry of Economy amid rising tensions over labor conditions.
Ongoing strikes in France pose significant economic challenges for businesses, leading to billions in potential losses.
Sophie Binet of CGT urges businesses to stop complaining about economic woes, calling for collaboration instead.