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French workers pull few punches in fight to keep jobs
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France :
Will threatening to blow up the factory where you work get you a better severance package?
What about staging a “bossnapping,” and attracting TV cameras?
These are the questions some French workers have been asking in the last six months....
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Adrien
Aug 11 2009
Paris,
France
It's the country where Paris commune happened. So we can expect such protests from workers.
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(Local Perspectives)
We need to keep in mind that France has the history of radical trade unionism. Trade unions in France are well organized and anchored in to political ideology. They stand for their rights.
(Local Perspectives)
I really admire the people of France. They are nation who is not afraid of their government, and who takes to the streets when they are pissed.
(Global Perspectives)
That is how politics should be. Expecting your government to represent your interests, since you vote for them. When they fail, you show them how off the path they have gone.
(Global Perspectives)
Americans should study the French where they actually protest in the street which works better than waiting four years to vote a crook out of office! The French people confronts their Government. Americans just stick their heads in the sand in fear like they did the in eight years with Bush!
(Global Perspectives)
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