French police prepare for jobs strikes riots

French police vowed increased surveillance on the country's rail network before nationwide strikes and protests today against the government’s new youth employment law.

French police vowed increased surveillance on the country's rail network before nationwide strikes and protests today against the government’s new youth employment law.

As police prepared for trouble, Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin and opponents entered a crucial week in their stand-off over the measure meant to encourage hiring, in part by making it easier to fire young workers.

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