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5. Health workers say ‘non’ as 35-hour week takes blame for France’s problems – The Guardian The GuardianHealth workers say 'non' as 35-hour week takes blame for France's problemsThe GuardianFrench health service workers like 52-year-old Ngoue have taken to the streets in recent days to protest against changes to the 35-hour working week, viewed outside France as totemic of the country's rigid employment laws. Ngoue, dressed in her uniform ......