Tinkering with French Labour

- French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has suggested Thursday on the eighth day of fierce protests against his Labour amendments to that bill. It is still possible to change the text of the bill and improve Valls said in an interview on TV. But he added that there,, the spirit of the law '' should not be affected.

Valls worries not for example to retrieve one of the most controversial points of the bill. It is about the rule that can be made into a business agreement on working hours that deviate from what was agreed in general in this sector. This is anathema to the unions thus disappear their influence. And many workers fear will soon have to work longer at a much lower pay than is currently the case.

The many protests against the bill provide for shortages of fuel, according to French media even before power failure. The power supply has been severely affected. Refineries and depots of fuel by strikers paralyzed or blocked by protesters. Wednesday called on the staff of the nineteen French nuclear strike of 24 hours.
  
    
     
      
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In the framework of the blockades on Thursday two major bridges across the lower reaches of the River Seine, the bridge of the A29 at Le Havre and bridge at Tancarville, blocked by protesters. The access to the Nantes airport is made difficult by demonstrators.