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Originally Posted by Betonov
No, let me tell you what's terrible.
Living in your parents house because no bank will touch you without a full time contract.
Living in your parents house because there is no certainty that you'll be able to pay rent in 2 months from now.
Being fired every six months for a week because a loophole was placed in the laws to prevent the company having to take you in full time (law states that they can only extend a ''starting'' 3 month contract one time before they are obliged to give you a full time).
Not daring to plan your vacation because you fear that that money you just spent on booking will be needed to survive before the summer begins.
Not trying to start a family because your wife/gf will be fired as soon as the contract ends or even worse, the next day she anounces she's pregnant. Full maternity leave is available only with full time contracts and they are as rare as a dodo bird after the last few labor reforms the French are protesting against.
Companies allowed to give you an option to be self employed of GTFO, which means no paid vacation and no paid sick leave. You break your arm at work, tough luck, best case scenario you're out of a months wage, worse case, the job is given to someone else.
That is what we got and the French are getting and the French were lucky enough to have been warned. We just got informed by employers one day that the laws have changed.
So burning down the parliament is not terrible, leaving it standing to further spread misery amongst the nation is.
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Contracts? WTH is a contract? Somehow we manage to survive over here and no one has any contract.
Just remember, when you start burning Parliament, people will die.