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French "Zero Long-Term Unemployed" Initiative Threatened
The French Senate has referred a bill back to the National Assembly, raising concerns that the "territories zero long-term unemployed" initiative, which provides permanent contracts for over 4,300 long-term job seekers, could expire in 2026 if an agreement is not reached in time.
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