Paris prepares for union protest

- Across France, protesters arrived Tuesday to Paris for a massive protest against proposed changes to the labor laws. Which should make it easier for employers to hire staff or dismiss.

Protesters were prepared by hundreds of buses. At the same time workers laid down work at state railway company SNCF, which, however, reported that 90 percent of high-speed trains and 70 percent of normal trains just reason. Meanwhile, taxi drivers campaigned against unregulated competitors.

The trade union federations CGT and Force Ouvriere argue that the reforms affect the dismissal. The government and the larger trade union CFDT say precisely that they can promote employment, because employers will be less afraid to hire staff as they look in difficult times easier again can make.
  
    
     
      
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