French politics: Prime Minister Gabriel Attal wants a timetable of measures “without downtime”

Gabriel Attal brought together all the ministers at Matignon on Saturday February 10 at midday for a government seminar. A sort of back-to-school meeting after several weeks of hesitation within the executive. This Sunday morning, in the newspaper

Le Parisien - Today in France

, the Prime Minister details a timetable of “ 

no downtime

 ” measures.

“There will be no downtime for action. At each moment, its priorities,” insists Prime Minister Gabriel Attal (our photo). AFP - JULIEN DE ROSA

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The calendar announced by

Gabriel Attal

in the newspaper

Le Parisien - Today in France

 will have a priority for each season. After the spring of “

emergencies

”, there will be “

the summer of social progress

”, then “

the autumn of work

”. 

There will be no downtime for action. Each moment has its own priorities

,” insists the Prime Minister. Gabriel Attal therefore promises to devote the spring to “

resolving several emergencies

”, including that of agriculture. He will receive “

the farmers’ representatives at the beginning of the week

,” he promises. On the economic front, the Prime Minister wants to “

lift one by one the shackles that restrict the French

” and announces that a draft “

Macron 2 law

” will be presented before the summer “

to free economic activity, growth and industrial development

.

Unemployment insurance tightened again?

Furthermore, Gabriel Attal announces a new anti-narcotics plan from next month to fight against drug trafficking. Then measures on juvenile justice in the spring. And a bill that could tighten unemployment insurance rules at the end of the summer.

Finally, the Prime Minister seems to question working hours in the public service. “

Less than 35 hours per week costs up to a billion euros per year. Can we continue like this?

», asks Gabriel Attal. The new Prime Minister confirms his course: to the right.

Also read: When companies and their employees test the four-day week

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