Near Ouest-France, the co-president of the "Les Lycéens" union, Louis Letoublon, expressed his desire to maintain pressure on the government with other student organizations, like the High School Union. "We are calling to block high schools tomorrow morning and join the processions afterwards" in order to demand more resources for National Education, a "worked reform of school rhythms as well as an alternative to Parcoursup", he notably specified to the regional daily. "What we are asking for are places on a bachelor's degree so that high school students who wish to do so can choose their sector after the baccalaureate." Taking a dim view of the presence of employers' organizations at the conference organized in Matignon, Louis Letoublon also cast doubt on the participation of his union in the meeting.
🔴 Live social conference: the government announces an increase in the minimum wage of 1.6%
Under pressure from demonstrators and without financial margin, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu received representatives of employers and unions from the private sector in Matignon on Monday morning in order to provide “concrete responses” to social demands. He then announced an increase in the minimum wage of 1.6% from December 1. Follow our live stream.

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