Greek pensioners took to the streets of the capital on Thursday (3 November) to protest against a new wave of pension cuts the leftist-led government imposed as part of an austerity drive ...

The Louvre Museum in Paris was closed to the public on March 27 when its workers took part in the wave of French protest strikes against the government's unpopular pension reform plans.

(Photo by Alain JOCARD / AFP) (Photo by ALAIN JOCARD/AFP via Getty Images) French workers amped up their protests over President Emmanuel Macron’s proposal to cut pensions by raising the ...

Faced with an unrelenting protest over proposed changes in France’s generous pension system, officials withdraw a move to raise the full-benefit retirement age to 64 from the present 62.

As many as 27 people have died in protests over controversial reforms to the Social Security tax system and pensions ... In Nov 2016 he won a third consecutive term - with his wife, Rosario ...

France’s Pension Protest: Louvre staff block entrances as part of pension reform protest The Louvre Museum in Paris was closed to the public on March 27 when its workers took part in the wave of ...

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier announced intentions to reopen negotiations with trade unions regarding the country's pension system. This follows major street protests against recent reforms ...

The protests are the first on a weekend, when workers do not need to strike or take time off. They follow the first week of debate on the pension legislation in parliament. The opposition has ...

The Interior Ministry said the march in Paris — marred by violence, as were numerous marches elsewhere — drew 119,000 people, which was a record for the capital during the pension protests.

As part of a nationwide protest to register their displeasure, several AIDEF members from OFT took a pledge before a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi on the Gandhi Jayanti. In a release, AIDEF said the ...

Thursday marks the second round of protests after workers at Hilton Park ... chefs and housekeepers calling for higher wages and a better pension program after their contract expired in August.

Compounding the problem, the simultaneous collapse of China’s once-booming property sector, which also represents roughly a ...