PoliticsFrench PM brings forward 1.6% minimum-wage rise in bid to calm protests
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said Monday that a planned 1.6% minimum-wage increase would take effect in December rather than January. The announcement followed talks with unions and business leaders over a cost-of-living crisis that has fueled weeks of unrest. Unions say the rise falls far short of their demands and have called for fresh protests in the coming days.
French PM brings forward 1.6% minimum-wage rise in bid to calm protests
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