Displaced Trades: Partial Unemployment, Support funds... Aid Announced by the Government
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Jean-Pierre Farandou announced the implementation of partial unemployment measures on Tuesday, 20 October. Traders affected by looting and their employees will be able to "feel 60% of their gross wages and 100% if they are in Smic", announced the Minister of Labour at the micro of France Inter.
While 3,000 businesses were degraded and looted on 17 October, representatives of the French commercial sector, received by the Minister of Commerce, quickly obtained announcements of exceptional support measures: the creation of a specific fund and the taking over of the partial unemployment of employees at 100% during the cessation of activity.
Shops Looted: 100% Partial Unemployment Covered for "Three Months", Announces the Minister of Labour
Guest of France Inter this Monday, October 19, the Minister of Labour and Solidarity Jean-Pierre Farandou announces that the government will pay 100% for partial unemployment for "three months for all looted businesses".
Tom Lartige Catillon/Getty Images. The wave of protests that took more than 500,000 people to the streets in France last weekend affected at least 3,000 businesses, according to French Interior Minister Sébastien Lecornu. The minister announced on Monday (19/10) that the French government will provide a specific support fund for traders affected by looting and break-in.
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