France: No breakthrough in job law talks

Union leaders failed in talks today to force France’s prime minister to withdraw a divisive new jobs law and said they would go ahead with plans for a nationwide strike next week.

Union leaders failed in talks today to force France’s prime minister to withdraw a divisive new jobs law and said they would go ahead with plans for a nationwide strike next week.

“We are facing a total refusal,” said Francois Chereque, secretary general of the CFDT union, after the 75-minute meeting with Dominique de Villepin at his prime ministerial office.

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