"A very good news": why a bill wants to allow bakers to open on May 1st

Bakers no longer have the right to have their employees work on 1 May. In the Doubs, most will close shop to avoid labour inspection controls and high fines. Start with their spokesperson in the department that does not hide its bitterness.

The amendment of the Labour Code proposed by two senators and supported by the government would profoundly change the philosophy of this day, which is supposed to be a holiday and a holiday.

Two centrist senators have tabled a bill to allow several professions to open on 1 May, without restrictions and on a voluntary basis.

Two centrist senators tabled a bill to allow bakers to open their doors on Labour Day, an initiative supported by the government.

Two centrist senators have announced that they have tabled a text to amend the Labour Code and allow bakeries to open that holiday. This is in principle forbidden until now.

On May 1st, the only public holiday that is compulsory and paid for all employees, remains a puzzle for some local businesses forced to lower the curtain. In Corsica, bakers and florists point to a regulation that is inappropriate to local realities. A bill could soon pave the way for framed derogations. Each year, the same question goes back to the local shops: Is it possible to open on May 1st? According to the Labour Code, the answer is clear.