Monday, 18 January 2016

France President declares a state of economic emergency

French President Francois Hollande has declared a state of economic emergency to redefine France’s economic and social model. Under the ambit emergency, government has proposed series of economic measures to boost long-stagnant economic growth and reduce chronic unemployment.


Proposed economic measures are:


  • Training half a million jobless workers, greater use of apprenticeships and aiding companies for hiring young workers.

  • Updating country’s labour-friendly business model in an increasingly online and border-free economy.

  • Loosening rigid working time rules including 35-hour workweek and a bonus of 2,000 euros to small businesses that hire young people.

  • Integrate youth from France’s troubled suburbs especially minorities who face job discrimination into the global economy.

  • These measures will be included in draft economic reform laws which French government is going to present in parliament.

0
Shares

France President declares a state of economic emergency

No comments:

Post a Comment