The leaders of the CFDT, CGT, FO and CFTC welcomed several announcements by Prime Minister Michel Barnier on Tuesday, October 1, such as the increase in the minimum wage or the end of the unemployment insurance reform of his predecessor Gabriel Attal, while remaining cautious.
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