French Working Conditions Improve Overall, But Worsen for Lower-Skilled Employees
A Dares survey found progress in reducing physical strain but employees, especially the less skilled, are being left behind, according to Le Monde.
A survey by France's labor statistics agency, Dares, found overall improvements in working conditions, including reduced exposure to physical strain and a stronger sense of social usefulness, Le Monde reported.
However, employees, particularly lower-skilled ones, remain largely excluded from these improvements, according to the report.
Sources
- Conditions de travail : derrière une amélioration globale, la situation se dégrade pour les employés — Le Monde — Une
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