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France's unions have called for another round of strikes and rallies on Tuesday to protest President Macron's pension reform. While the government is adamant the minimum retirement age must rise from…

Saw 112 days ago and this is another one. very big and noisy, pretty cheerful, no signs of trouble, although the police are in the streets around here in case there is trouble. the unions are crying victory from today because they are saying that the turnout here in demonstrations like this around the country is even bigger than it was 12 days ago. they say that it is a sign of massive rejection amongst the public of this plan of president macron to increase the age at which you can start drawin...

They are saying that the turnout here and in demonstrations like this across the country is even bigger thanit across the country is even bigger than it was 12 days ago. they are saying it is a sign of what we know already, that there is massive rejection in the public of this plan of president macrons to increase the age at which you can start drawing your french pension from 62 to 64. the government is saying it is essential to balance the books, but people out here are saying it is rubbish. 0...

Leading French unions on Tuesday night announced two separate days of action against Emmanuel Macron's plans to revamp the country's pensions system

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More than 100 government departments are also striking. again, that is about pay, pensions and job security. this comes as the government continues with its new strike legislation which goes before the house of commons today. they say it will mean there will have to be a minimum service level when people take industrial action and say it will keep the public safe. unions say it goes too far. there is legislation elsewhere in other countries. but i cant find anywhere which would threaten to sack ...

At home as the government because it, that is not hospital at home and i think lots of patients will be worried about that. i think what the government can be doing now on workforce to retain the staff we have and get the nhs back to full strength, they could deal with the doctors pensions issues that are seen doctors retire early because there pensions are a financial disincentive. they could get nurses and ambulance workers around the table now to avert costly strike action where the risk is n...

France is bracing for another day of mass protests and strikes on Tuesday over proposed pension reforms championed by President Emmanuel Macron. The government and the political opposition continue to…

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published a consultation seeking views on policy proposals to disclose, assess and compare the value for money of defined contribution (DC) workplace pension schemes.

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