Workers' protest in France leaves execs without a shirt (yes, things are getting that bad)

[hatcheckgirl]

"... if workers' protests have long been part of the French way of life (the first bossnapping was more than 100 years ago), can it be argued that they are getting worse?

 

The answer is yes."

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34412687

 

 

"The shocking images of two Air France executives with their shirts ripped off running from a crowd of angry workers poses yet again the question of industrial relations in France: how did they get to be so bad?"

 

 

And I along with all customers were sent an email today from AirFrance "explaining" the incident and asking for our "trust".

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/10/business/international/after-clothes-shreddings-air-france-asks-for-trust.html

[Lance]

Gives new meaning to "giving the shirt off ones back" ;)

[Dustparticle]

 Today is not a good day of being part French. I think today being part German will get me through the day.  

[ChocoBro]

 Today is not a good day of being part French. I think today being part German will get me through the day.  

 

Well, in Germany, it's the other way round. You have the rich and the execs taking the last shirt off of the little man

[Trina]

This system is drawing close to its end in every corner in every way. Stay strong and steady and stay clear of these protests because they are getting more and more violent it seems.