Decision of Mayors and Prefects, Volunteerism: the Government Wants to Allow the Opening of Shops on Sunday Until Christmas Following the Demonstrations
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Hardly affected by urban violence on the margins of demonstrations, in a crucial period of the year for them, traders implored to be able to open Sundays until Christmas to compensate and obtained a favourable opinion from the government. ...
The government spokeswoman referred to "a request from traders" to "ply the loss of profits." These Sunday openings will be supposed to be made on the basis of the volunteerism of the employees.
To compensate for the losses caused by the recent violence, the government wants to facilitate the opening of shops on Sundays by Christmas. The aim is to allow traders to catch up on their lost profits before the end of the year.
Small traders make a large part of the annual turnover between November and December. They fear that they will be penalized by the continuation of the demonstrations on Saturdays.
The government wants to allow mayors and prefects to allow exceptional Sunday openings until Christmas for businesses impacted by Saturday's protests, said Maud Bregeon.
Victims of mobilizations on Saturdays, traders ask to be able to open on Sundays to compensate for the loss of profits.
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