Confirmed: France鈥檚 minimum wage will increase in November A 2% rise will see the wage rise above 鈧�1,800 per month for the first time
Nine ways a French job centre can help jobseekers - and employers From CV advice to language lessons the new France Travail is gearing up to increase employment
Jobs in France: These key sectors are actively recruiting Geographical differences also shown in new report
practical Jobs in France: These key sectors are actively recruiting Geographical differences are also shown in new report
Can foreign students have paid part time work in France? Students often find part-time jobs to help cover cost of living
French vegetable gardens offer fresh job prospects The Restos du C艙ur charity is known for distributing food to people in need in France, it also runs a network of community gardens
The jobs that French employers have the hardest time filling Some posts are so difficult to fill that employers have been lowering their recruitment standards
Unemployed in France must promise to do weekly activity in new trial A minimum of 15 hours a week is expected but has been criticised for 鈥榝urther stigmatising the poorest in society鈥�
Career change in France: 鈥楳y passion for pottery now pays the bills鈥� Sara Wevill explains how she finally found the confidence to make a living from ceramics
Job vacancies: waiters wanted in France鈥檚 post-Covid employment boom Warehouse workers, kitchen staff and technical sales people are also in demand, with promises of better pay
鈥楳y career change in France was all thanks to a rat problem鈥� In the UK Robert Moon was a private eye but rodents in his French house 鈥� plus a friend鈥檚 help 鈥� kicked off an unlikely new profession as a pest controller
Brexit: London centre shuts after 58 years helping French find jobs Post-Brexit rules mean young 麻豆传媒映画 can no longer just come over to find work and improve English language skills
The Connexion is hiring an experienced journalist The role offers the chance to make an impact on our growing organisation with plenty of scope for development based on what you can bring to the team
Failing French villages must resist quick wins and plan better future Journalist Samantha David looks at her home village in France and how local authorities need to work together to create a long term vision
Jobs boom: which sectors are recruiting most in France? It is predicted that one million new positions will have been created between 2019 and 2030
European Space Agency launches search for next Thomas Pesquet Applications open for the next generation of astronauts as well as people with disabilities to be 'parastronaut' pioneers
Thousands of 鈥榩osted worker鈥� ski jobs in France lost Job cuts of almost a third (30%) linked to Brexit are shown in a survey of independent UK travel businesses which send Britons to seasonal postings in EU countries, such as France.
Making sense of post-baccalaur茅at options in France July 7 is the date when final-year lyc茅e students will know whether they have passed their baccalaur茅at 鈥� and for many this will finalise a place for further study.
Post-Covid-19 recovery: new apprenticeship grants announced New measures to increase the number of apprentices have been brought in by the government from July 1 to avoid a 鈥渓ost generation鈥� as so many businesses are in trouble because of the lockdown.
France Covid recovery: Summer jobs paying well, but are rare Companies in France are starting to recruit for summer jobs as the country continues to reopen - with some positions reportedly paying as much as 鈧�3,500 gross per month - but offers are still few and far between.
Health workers: "Don鈥檛 give us medals, just better pay!" Health workers took to the streets at the end of lockdown to remind the government of its promises of better pay and conditions after months of work on the front line against Covid-19.
How to socially distance at work: coworking Coworking spaces are proving to be a useful tool to keep businesses going while maintaining sufficient physical distancing.
All post offices open in France this summer France鈥檚 7,700 post offices will stay open this summer, with an additional 200 seasonal service points, creating 2,000 seasonal jobs.
Post-Covid-19: the future of health services in France An 鈥榰rgent鈥� two-month consultation into the future of health services in France in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic has been launched.
Public letter writers for hire still have a role Letter-writing is a job that no longer exists in the UK but there are more than 1,000 茅crivains publics in the Pages Jaunes directory.
French midwife with tales of the unexpected to tell Sylvie Coch茅 estimates she has helped deliver more than 10,000 babies in her career. There鈥檚 no wonder she had a few stories to tell in her book
鈥�2,000 jobs at risk鈥� at private beaches Strict interpretation of 2006 decree forcing private beaches to reduce in size
More jobs created in France in first months of 2019 Job creation accelerated in the first quarter of 2019 with 93,800 new jobs, mostly in industry and construction, state statistics agency Insee reports.
Air France to cut some domestic routes and 400+ jobs Airline Air France is to remove certain routes - particularly domestic lines - and cut more than 400 ground staff jobs in a bid to save money, it has confirmed.
160,000 jobs need filling in France The property sector is struggling to recruit 鈥� with around 160,000 jobs on offer.
New job offers in France 'highest in 10 years' Employers expect to create more than 2.5million new jobs in 2019, many on long-term contracts
French President defends 鈥榗ross the street鈥� job quip French President Emmanuel Macron has defended his comments about how people can 鈥渏ust cross the street to get a job鈥�, when questioned by a father whose son has been looking for work for nine months.
Tougher sanctions as job-seekers told to take less pay Tougher measures to force jobless people to do more to find work could see benefits removed for four months.
Accidental off-gridders enjoying life in France Losing their jobs in France turned out to have a happy ending for Dutch couple Fred and Marijke Andriessen, who have since lived off-grid for nearly two decades.
43,000 extra claim dole due to Gilets Jaunes' protests Employees forced to claim additional benefits after working hours slashed due to protests
Hard work leads to success for soft furnishings expert Hands-on experience is the key to success in upholstery, says experienced tapisseur d茅corateur S茅bastien Eloy.
Many jobs in France unfilled due to lack of skills Many sectors are struggling to recruit even though 3.4million are unemployed in France.
French ex-surfer turns hemp farmer Retired professional surfer Vincent Lartizien has relaunched professional hemp growing in France. He now has 40 bio-farmers producing the crop while he develops factories to process it.
EasyJet and Ryanair expand in France Ryanair and EasyJet are opening new French bases and routes, including to Dublin and Manchester, creating hundreds of jobs.
鈥楨ach window is a creation鈥� Jane Hanks meets a window dresser whose job is to tempt you into shops this festive season
French job agency panned for TV-type interview contest French employment agency P么le Emploi has been criticised after footage emerged of it asking job-seekers to take part in a reality TV-style contest instead of traditional job interviews.
Recruitment day for English-speaking estate agents Successful immobilier looking to fill a number of positions
Many jobs vacant in France despite high unemployment Over 150,000 jobs in France remain vacant, despite an unemployment rate of 8.7% nationally, the employment minister has said.
SNCF signs 鈥榖iggest ever TGV order in France鈥� for 鈧�3bn Train company SNCF has ordered 100 new and modern TGV trains from French manufacturer Alstom, to the value of three billion euros, in what has been called the 鈥渂iggest order of TGVs ever in France鈥�.
鈥榃ork together鈥� motto helps town reduce jobless A rural town of just 15,000 residents is defying the odds by having almost full employment 鈥� with signs all along its streets offering work
Tougher rules on job seeking under review Heavier sanctions for those abusing the unemployment benefit system are under review
Unemployment drops in France, yet issues remain The number of unemployed people in France dipped dramatically in September this year, in its biggest drop since 2001, yet unemployment statistics remain problematic.
Marks & Spencer to close last French store Favourite British brand Marks & Spencer is to close its very last store in Paris, six years after the company鈥檚 hailed return to the capital.
Occasional work has its own form of CDD I had thought there were only two main types of work contracts, CDD (temporary) and CDI (permanent) in France but I have now heard of a CDD d鈥檜sage which could be useful for me as an event coordinator in need of occasional help. Can you tell me more? F.G.
Tupperware to shut up shop in France Firm's only factory in France to close in March 2018, unless a buyer can be found
Pay what you can afford at the garage for jobless Staff are unemployed or homeless and they get a chance of training for a new life
Feng Shui: the home is like a jigsaw puzzle In our occasional series looking at different jobs, Vanessa Boren , in Paris, tells Gillian Harvey about interior design and running her own Feng Shui school.
