Four months ago President Macron was elected and then his political Party "En Marche", obtained a comfortable majority in the National Assembly after the General Election.
Following the promises he made as a Candidate, Macron is now introducing changes in France to make its industries competitive again.
This necessarily means "employment conditions" will be modified, to encourage industrials to grow their businesses. That should help reduce the very high total of unemployed in France, which Macron inherited from the previous Socialist President, François Hollande.
Some Trade Unions have reacted and organised national protest marches in coming days ! This now has led electors to question : "Who rules in France today ? The Electors through the elected President and MPs in the Parliament, or the Trade Unions in the Streets ?"
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