PARIS, May 20 (UPI) -- A non-supportive statement on the 10th anniversary of France's 35-hour work week shook through the halls of government, political observers in Paris said.
Senior leader of the Union for a Popular Movement Patrick Devedjian started the ball rolling by declaring his political party would "forcefully request the definitive dismantlement of the 35-hour work week," the International Herald Tribune reported Tuesday.