After the Looting, the State Promises Aid to Traders
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On Monday, 19 October, the government announced measures to support businesses that had been damaged and looted during the previous weekend. The state will, in particular, take full responsibility for the partial unemployment of the employees concerned, for a period of three months. Our economic editorialist Nicolas Doze gives an update on LCI. - 17 October: between partial unemployment and community support, what are the aids to the looted trad…
Partial unemployment, support funds and carry-overs: the government announces its first measures after the violence that has affected thousands of businesses.
As early as Sunday, he demanded partial unemployment and a moratorium on social and tax charges. Although he had been heard by the government, Alain Di Crescenzo now called for a break in the movement and urged the French, in support, to consume at the traders rather than on the platforms.
In Montpellier, after the violence of 17 October, the merchants of the city center fear a new episode of unrest, perhaps this Saturday 24 October. Emergency measures have been announced to help the...
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