SNPL pilots and key union hostess and stewards have launched a strike notice for four days starting Monday. They oppose a bill to impose a minimum service in the air during a strike. Of passengers at the information board on flights at Charles de Gaulle

French unions aviation, including pilots of SNPL and the main organizations of hostesses and stewards, confirmed Friday their strike call from 6 to 9 February to oppose a bill regulating the right to strike in this sector.

In addition to the pilots and flight attendants, federations FO, CFDT, UNSA and CGT have the air, after an inter-union, called the staff of companies and their service providers to mobilize. The bill "has been hardened to the Assembly and the government does not want to negotiate, the National Council of SNPL therefore confirmed the strike on Friday from 6 to 9 and decided it would be renewable, either directly after 9, or at another time, "he told AFP Yves Deshayes, national president of the SNPL, the main pilots' union, super-majority at Air France.

"At the Inter, after our board meeting, it's the same with a strike from 6 to 9, and a few different versions according to the unions," said Yves Deshayes. "The three main trade unions of PNC (flight attendants), the SNPNC, the Unac and UNSA also call from 6 to 9, "said the driver. "The strike is held from 6 to 9," also said Franck Mikula, president of the Unac (CFE-CGC) at the conclusion of the Inter.

The SNPL said that among the ground staff would go on strike and some others would be "in action via other means." "We call for the strike in all French airlines, in metropolitan and overseas territories" , said Yves Deshayes.

If you seek quick cash with the ease and convenience of truly an online experience, you should check out online lenders that offer cash advance no faxing which allow you to get instant cash without collateral.

To address the unemployment history of young 21.9%, the British government decided to implement a recovery plan £ 1 billion over 3 years. The number of unemployed young Britons spent for the first time the symbolic one million end of September.

Faced with record unemployment of young people, with more than one million 16-24 year olds unemployed, the British government announced Friday a plan to one billion pounds (1.16 billion euros) over three years. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announced the program on the BBC Friday morning, but did not specify where the money would be collected, while the coalition government is implementing the austerity program the most severe since World War II.

"If the government cut the tax deductions available to families who work to support this new plan, it would be just incredible," he once commented Liam Byrne, in charge of Work and Pensions in Labour. The number of unemployed young Britons spent for the first time the symbolic one million end of September, in an economic climate more and more depressed. The unemployment rate for 16-24 years is 21.9%, or 1.02 million young people in search of a mployment, a record since the beginning of this statistical series in 1992.

Emabuche aids for companies

The government plans to launch in April a "contract young" over 3 years towards 410 000 18 to 24 years. 160,000 young people would benefit from a six-month contract, employers receiving a subsidy for the period of 2275 pounds, equivalent to half the minimum wage specific to young people.

The European Commission estimates that the pooling of borrowing countries in the euro area could quickly alleviate the current crisis. The counterpart would be a strengthening of fiscal discipline. The President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso (here at a press conference in Brussels April 13, 2011)

The European Commission Wednesday will propose the creation of eurobonds, a system seen by its promoters as a means of achieving sustainable solutions to the debt crisis, but that divides Europeans and has as its corollary a strengthening of fiscal discipline. In a "Green Paper" seen by AFP, the European Commission considers that this pooling of borrowing countries in the euro area could "rapidly reduce" the current crisis.Countries that need external assistance, as now Greece, Ireland and Portugal, should be subjected to "enhanced monitoring", argued Mr Barroso.

The Commission proposals provide for such a development also for the states under the excessive deficit procedure against the limit of 3% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) set by the Stability Pact. Today, almost all EU countries are concerned. Europe may well require them to review their copy if the budget passed by their parliaments become too lax compared to the common rules of discipline. A proposal that is likely to generate heated debate in national parliaments.

This action is the publication director of Libération Demorand Nicolas, Yann Filipino journalist, Sarl Libération and MP Gerard Bapt, chairman of the parliamentary information mission of the Mediator. The boss of the company that makes the Mediator, Jacques Servier, the day of his hearing in the National Assembly (March 2, 2011).

Servier Laboratories pursue defamation before the correctional court of Paris newspaper Libération and MP Gerard Bapt PS, for stories and comments relating to the scandal of the Mediator, according to a subpoena which AFP obtained a copy Sunday.This direct quote is the managing editor of Liberation Demorand Nicolas, Yann Filipino journalist, Sarl Libération and MP Gerard Bapt, chairman of the parliamentary information mission of the Mediator, which will run January 6, 2012 before the 17th Criminal Chamber of the Paris Court.

According to the text of the direct quote, Servier acknowledges Liberation in its edition of September 7, 2011 dedicated to a different drug from the laboratory, Protelos – which would have minimized the side effects – have set out "a series of charges that are seriously defamatory against Servier. " Nicolas Demorand in an editorial, wrote that Servier "had erected lying and manipulation economic model", so that after the Mediator, "is now a scandal that Protelos."

In an interview with Liberation, MP Bapt stated that Servier had sought to play down the effects of Protelos from judsqu'à including "falsifying case for the death of patients do not appear." PS MP had accused Servier of "perverse and developing methods not only for the Mediator." According to the direct quote, the lab accuses journalists and MP PS stated to have "a series of charges which are seriously defamatory against Servier" in particular, accusing Servier to have "relapsed" with the Protelos and accusing him of "falsifying documents" about the drug against osteoporosis.

Servier believes in its citation that defamation is made public "due to the seriousness of the false accusations." He requested 50,000 euros and publication of the trial in which several daily Liberation.

The Italian prime minister will present this evening in Brussels a letter in which he promises savings measures in the country, notably to extend the retirement age to 67. The Italian Minister of Economy, Giulio Tremonti, and the prime minister Silvio Berlusconi

After intense negotiations with the Northern League and a minimal agreement on pensions, the Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi Wednesday in Brussels will present a letter in which he undertakes to carry out economic reforms, reports the press. The letter of fifteen pages, the Cavaliere, who managed in extremis Tuesday night in a minimal agreement on pensions with its ally the Northern League, said the government's desire to raise the retirement age of "old age" of 65 to 67 in 2026.

But in reality, this decision does not change much, according to the newspaper noted that in 2026, the retirement age should already nearly 67 years as a result of reforms adopted in recent years, including one providing for gradual increase in the retirement age based on life expectancy. The League is however remained adamant about the "retirement pensions" that allow currently retire at 60 with 36 years of contributions and any age from 40 years of contributions. In addition to retirement, Mr. Berlusconi engaged in the letter to adopt speedy measures to boost growth promised this summer but have not been presented because of the divisions of the majority.

Rome has involved the liberalization of professions and local public services, simplifying the administration, the revitalization of infrastructure projects, facilitating dismissals or the tightening of rules to replace retiring employees. The government also promises to accelerate the sale of public assets to reduce the huge debt of 1,900 billion euros (120% of GDP) that worries the markets. Berlusconi also points in this letter, according to press reports, draconian austerity measures adopted in recent months for a total of 60 billion euros by 2014, which will allow Italy to meet balanced budget by 2013.

Contacted by AFP, a spokesman for the presidency declined to comment. Mr.Berlusconi has been put up against the wall Sunday by its European partners who asked him to make firm commitments on reforms and debt reduction in order to reassure the markets and to ensure that Italy is the next victim the debt crisis, which would jeopardize the entire euro area.

The Heads of State and Government of the euro area may call Wednesday the European Central Bank (ECB) to continue its purchases of bonds to support Italy and Spain, according to a draft of their summit conclusions to which the Germany, however, said not to buy in the state.

"We fully support the ECB in its actions to ensure price stability in the euro area, including its non-standard measures in a financial market currently outstanding," states that the project, which Reuters had access.

Sources of the European Union said that these "unconventional measures" referred to by the ECB purchases of bonds of countries in difficulty on the secondary market debt, purchases it took over in August to support the Spain and Italy.

Chancellor Angela Merkel reacted promptly by declaring opposition to any representation which purports to tell the ECB what to do.

"This sentence and the way it is currently in the news are not accepted by Germany," she told reporters.

Carsten Schneider, budget expert of the opposition Social Democrats (SPD) of Germany, for his part indicated that a draft motion on the multiplication of EFSF was based precisely on the assumption that the ECB will stop buying bonds on the secondary market.This motion must be filed Wednesday in the Bundestag.

The ECB buys Spanish and Italian paper in the hope of lowering their yields and reduce the cost and funding of these two countries on the market.

But investors fear that these two countries follow the path of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, all of which benefit from support schemes concocted by the EU and the International Monetary Fund.

"No misunderstanding"

The ECB has, to date, bought for 170 billion euros of debt in the euro area difficult, prevent a widening yield spreads with German debt, a move that has caused divisions within their bodies leaders.

Angela Merkel said Berlin was trying to have an ECB statement setting out its opinion on the draft communiqué of the summit.

"We want much clearer statements about what the ECB wants itself and we speak about it. We do not want a misunderstanding where policies would expect something special from the ECB," she said .

She also felt that too much speculation on the draft summit conclusions."The sentence does not include a statement that the purchases in the secondary market are possible and it just says that unconventional measures will continue," said she.

Many economists believe that the only way for the Seventeen to simultaneously protect themselves from market pressure, while regaining their trust is to the ECB and its unlimited liquidity at the heart of the rescue device in European countries too indebted.

France follows this line of thinking but Germany and the European Commission see this as a violation of the fundamental laws of Europe.

Given this impasse, the top of the euro area should suit Wednesday to leverage the capabilities of the EFSF through an insurance mechanism and a special vehicle, without involving the ECB in the process.

More than one million low-income households eligible for social tariffs of electricity and gas do not qualify now, because of the complexity of the award procedure. EDF and GDF will cross their files with those of beneficiaries of supplementary CMU.

Social tariffs for electricity and gas, more than one million beneficiaries do not receive very modest at present, will be automated from 1 January 2012, announced Monday in a statement the Minister of Energy, Eric Besson. The minister seized Monday the Supreme Council of the energy of a draft decree automating their allocation to households with incomes below the ceiling of the supplementary CMU, or 7,771 euros per year for a single person or 11,657 euros for a couple .

Only 600,000 households currently receive social tariffs for electricity or gas, so that 1.5 to 2 million households are eligible, according to the government, a situation that was "not acceptable" according to M . Besson. This phenomenon was explained by both the complexity of the award procedure and the modesty of copyright holders who waived the claim.

Reduction of 88 euros for electricity and 142 euros for gas

According to EDF, the average reduction of invoice driven by the social tariff of electricity (created in 2000 and established in 2005) is 88 euros per year. Reducing Gas (adopted in 2006 and implemented in 2008) it amounts to 142 euros per year.Eligible households will benefit rates "without having to step in" with the file of recipients of supplementary CMU, under control of the National Commission on Informatics and Liberties (CNIL), the ministry said in a statement.

To avoid excluding people who forgot to extend their rights to CMU, the rights to social tariffs will run six months longer than the CMU, according to the draft decree. The decree, the government had promised, following the adoption last year of law Nome (New Market Organisation of Electricity), which already provided for automation rates for households with the lowest incomes.

France and Germany have formalized their agreement on how to resolve the debt crisis in the euro area, said Friday the French Minister of Economy Baroin after meeting with his German counterpart Wolfgang Schäuble and Nicolas Sarkozy.

"We will over the coming days to continue our discussions but we already have on contractual agreements that will be very important," said Baroin referring to the stabilization of the euro area, the recapitalization of banks in Europe and "maximizing" the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF).

Wolfgang Schäuble assured that the two countries had a "common position" and expressed confidence that they can "protect the euro area".

Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel pledged in Berlin on Sunday to respond "lasting and comprehensive peace" to the crisis in the euro area for the G20 summit scheduled for early November in Cannes, which will include a recapitalization of European banks.

The French president was then assured that the compromise between the two countries on how and where the process was considered "complete", denying the reports of differences over the use of EFSF, now ratified by all Member States of the area, to provide the necessary funds.

While the capital needs of European banks were estimated between 100 and 200 billion dollars by the IMF, Angela Merkel stated that the new European Banking Authority and the International Monetary Fund would be asked to ensure that what is proposed is "durable and strong."

Nicolas Sarkozy announced the other as France and Germany were preparing a number of adjustments to the Treaties to strengthen European integration in the euro area.

Economic growth has slowed in many regions of the United States in June and early July, the Federal Reserve said in its report of economic conditions released Wednesday.

According to the Beige Book eight of the 12 Fed districts reported a slowing growth.This report and the figures showing orders for durable goods investment projects of companies down in June, suggest that the recovery remains soft, while some observers anticipated a start.

"Economic activity continued to grow, but the pace has slowed in many areas," said the Fed.

Most regions have seen a modest increase in recruitment, but the labor market remains sluggish.

Home sales were little changed since the last start and in general, prices are stable or declining.

In this context, there is little upward pressure on wages in particular and on prices in general, said the central bank.

United Parcel Service, the world of messaging, reported Tuesday an increase in earnings that exceeds some analysts' expectations in the second quarter.

The Atlanta-based group posted a profit of 1.063 billion dollars (734 million), $ 1.07 per share, against $ 845 million, 84 cents, a year earlier.

Adjusted earnings stood at $ 1.05 per share, against $ 1.04 expected by analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S.

The turnover has in turn recorded up to 13.2 billion dollars against 12.2 billion a year earlier. On average, analysts expected 13.14 billion.