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It remains to be seen what Monday’s tidal wave will sweep away and what it will leave behind.

Poorer and poorer and seeing the terms and conditions, agreements, pensions being destroyed and that is something we cannot accept. 50. destroyed and that is something we cannot accept.— we cannot accept. so, quite a day ahead- — we cannot accept. so, quite a day ahead. axel, _ we cannot accept. so, quite a day ahead. axel, general - day ahead. axel, general secretary of the cgt railway workers union, thank you for joining us here on bbc news. thank you for having me. three bank holidays and...

>> reporter: the pensions reform is finally law, but protesters t are still making themselves heard. >> translator: it is not the pots and pans that will move france forward. >> reporter: as they haunt macron and his ministers around the country. >> your generation today, if we dont do this reform, it wont have pensions. >> we completely disagree with that. >> reporter: and while protest numbers in recent weeks have dropped, may 1st, a traditional day of labor marches in france, will be a good b...

The use of police surveillance drones to monitor May Day protests in France has been challenged by rights groups who say they are illegal and a violation of privacy.

Aldeman: Its a big claim, but the Windy Citys teacher retirement plan is arguably the worst in the country. Here are the numbers that back it up

Unions on the democratic party, pushing it further and further to the left and keeping us during the pandemic and pocketing luxury pensions and healthcare and donations and activism. in our democracy is at risk and right now, is mainly a risk from the democrats are making a mockery of it. heres the new york times this week. strange as it may sound, the american government can function without the healthy presidency, the states cabinet secretaries military leaders, performed well despite the lack...

Making ends meet in retirement is tough but it gets even tougher if you lose track of old pensions or leave them in the wrong place.

France's President Emmanuel Macron faces more nationwide protests on Monday as he seeks to steer the country on from a divisive pension law that has sparked anger, pan-bashing and social unrest.

Hundreds of thousands of people mass in France on labour day to vent their anger against President Emmanuel Macrons pension reform, with unions vowing not to stop fighting even after the changes were signed into law.

France was gripped by widespread May Day protests on Monday as unions joined forces to call for “tidal wave” street marches to force the government to repeal an unpopular pensions law that was rammed…