Caregivers, administrative staff of health institutions, firefighters, liberal practitioners … 500 days today they are suspended, without pay, without unemployment benefits, without RSA, without anything. An unacceptable situation.
Point-of-View – While 2 million French people were marching in the streets on Thursday, January 19, Emmanuel Macron said from abroad that the pension reform will be done with “determination” because it was in his electoral program. A real provocation.
It’s getting hot in the bakeries because of the prohibitive rise in electricity bills. But the government’s firemen are not credible: they are also the arsonists!
Four complaints for manslaughter and one for endangering the life of others, that’s a lot for the same establishment. The hospital of Remiremont (88) is in legal turmoil. And this is perhaps only the beginning.
The French president will attend the semi-final of the World Cup in Qatar on Wednesday. But whatever the winner, incidents are feared after the match in France and Belgium.
The Belgian police, who “suspect a Gulf country of influencing the economic and political decisions of the European Parliament,” arrested five people, including the vice president, Eval Kaili.
Since the purchase of Twitter by billionaire Elon Musk, speech seems to be free on the social network with the blue bird. “Twitter files”, unblocked accounts, new visibility… But will there be a limit to the “free speech” claimed by the American giant?
The shortage of gas and electricity and their exorbitant prices are causing a major economic crisis. Companies can no longer pay their bills, and power cuts threaten the health and safety of the French. And it’s not over yet…
This epidemic rebound is all the more worrying for health authorities as it comes on top of the flu and bronchiolitis epidemics. But the French are reluctant to be vaccinated a fourth time and to wear the mask.
For more than a year, attorneys for suspended caregivers have been struggling through a legal imbroglio and calling for a constitutional review of the August 5, 2021 law. So far, their requests have all been rejected. This inevitably raises questions.
Doctors’ strike, SNCF strike, medical analysis labs strike, Post Office strike, public transport strike, Air France strike… Energy crisis and, soon, power cuts: it’s a general mess!
Will lawyers succeed in bringing down the vaccination obligation for caregivers and, at the same time, their suspension without pay? To do so, several of them have filed priority questions of constitutionality, in order to have the conformity of the law of August 5, 2021 verified.
