After four years in the Elysée Palace, François Hollande has become a political puzzle: elected president after designating finance as his enemy and promising to tax the wealthy, the socialist leader is entering the final stretch of his term praised by employers and vilified by unions.
The latest cause of ire in his own camp is a planned labour reform that, if adopted, would be the boldest attempt by any postwar government to inject flexibility into France’s two-tier jobs market.
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