The CGT union gains crucial concessions in wage and safety improvements ahead of ASCT elections, bolstering efforts against gender-based violence in France’s train sector workplaces.
The CGT union gains crucial concessions in wage and safety improvements ahead of ASCT elections, bolstering efforts against gender-based violence in France’s train sector workplaces.
France faces ongoing social unrest over minimum wage hikes, with government negotiations led by Sébastien Lecornu under significant pressure to meet protester demands and prevent further unrest ahead of the presidential election.
Fabien Roussel pledges to persist in his 2027 presidential run despite defections of Communist deputies to Mélenchon, underscoring left-wing tensions.
Majority of French Communist deputies in the National Assembly have shifted support to Jean-Luc Mélenchon over their party's Fabien Roussel for the 2027 presidential election, signaling tensions within the left-wing factions.
France's economy contracts with rising unemployment and inflation, leading to nationwide labor protests demanding a 10% minimum wage increase.
President Macron defends his Middle East tour amid criticism for absences during October 17 unrest, as France sees increased protest bans and ongoing political tensions.
The government's electrification focus has caused gas sector unrest and union strikes, but a government commitment to protect worker benefits has led to a pause in labor actions.
Five left-wing candidates clashed in the decisive final debate of the 2027 French presidential primary, aiming to sway undecided voters just days before the first round.
Employment in France's circular economy grew by 25.78% from 2009 to 2024, led by metropolitan areas and characterized by strong regional disparities and structural shifts in the sector.
Fabien Roussel, backed by a strong party vote, launches his 2027 presidential campaign focused on economic reform and leftist unity amid mixed reactions.
Michelin plans voluntary job cuts of up to 1,500 positions in France over three years, focusing mainly on tertiary sector employees.
Amazon is investing over €15 billion in France to open new distribution centers creating 7,000+ jobs and supporting economic growth and sustainability goals.
France's social economy sector lost over 10,000 jobs in 2025, prompting calls for a national strategy to reverse declining employment in essential social services.
Medef's president Patrick Martin denies ties to the far-right National Rally and stresses engaging with all political parties ahead of the 2027 presidential vote.