Europe has many well-known tourist attractions, France is a European country full of strong Renaissance atmosphere, it has romantic lavender, there is a fashionable Champs Elysées, there are world famous dishes. The scenery of Europe makes people have unlimited beautiful fantasies, as one of the most developed countries in Europe, France, the welfare of residents is super high, with many holidays, but the French are also famous for love strikes.
Paris is the capital of France, it lies in the north of France, is a very old place, has a history of more than 1400 years. The Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Champs Elysées, the Arc de Triomphe, the Seine and many other places are world-famous. Paris is the world's luxury brand gathering place, and French wine is exported to overseas countries, is the world's largest wine producer, the economy is developed, the welfare of the people is good, and this country is also the world's favorite country to strike.
France is a highly developed capitalist country, the standard of living in the country is very high, and the social welfare guarantee provided by the state is also very good. In general, many countries have an eight-hour working day, and there are some occupations that require the work hours to be unstable and require overtime. The French have been working seven hours since 2000, with only 35 hours of statutory working hours per week, and French employees are provided with at least 5 weeks of paid leave each year.
The French have a total of 11 statutory holiday days a year, plus weekend double breaks and paid vacation periods, the French can rest about 150 days a year. Trade unions are an important institution in France, and strikes in France are legal, which is the legitimate right of the working class to protect itself. Because of this right, the French are very fond of strikes, and their legal working hours are 35 hours a week, which means that they are resting or organizing strikes four days a week.
According to a survey by the German Institute of Economic Research, the number of strike days in France in 2016 was as high as 126 days, the largest number of strike days in the world. Because strikes are so common in France, they also have a website that publishes information to let tourists or office workers who travel to a city know that the city is on strike and that public transport and infrastructure may not be open or open.
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