Liberal doctors in France continue their strike, rejecting a proposed meeting with the Health Minister, while healthcare services face disruption amid peak flu season and nationwide protests.
Liberal doctors in France continue their strike, rejecting a proposed meeting with the Health Minister, while healthcare services face disruption amid peak flu season and nationwide protests.
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.
An ongoing strike by waste collection workers in Lille has disrupted services for 500,000 residents during the holiday season, with demands for better pay and conditions fueling the stoppage.
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.
Trade unions across France prepare for nationwide strikes on December 2 against austerity measures and pension reform, while political leaders defend and debate these policies amid budget discussions.
French unions plan a nationwide strike on December 2, 2025, demanding wage increases and opposing the 2026 budget, with expected disruptions in transportation, education, and public administration.
The French government rescinds its tough unemployment insurance reform plan, instead pursuing negotiations aimed at €400 million in annual savings through conventional termination and short contract reforms.
The French National Assembly has approved a law to nationalize ArcelorMittal's French operations, marking a historic move amid worker protests and government opposition, with the bill now facing Senate approval.
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.
The French National Assembly approved a limit on the maximum duration of work stoppages during the first reading of the 2026 Social Security budget, with debates set to continue.
French labor unions intensify protests against Prime Minister Lecornu's austerity agenda amid political uncertainty over government formation and budget plans.