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'Work' means something different in France than in the US

'Work' means something different in France than in the US

[html]As a native of France who has lived in America for many years, I never fail to be shocked at the sight of older workers packing groceries at the supermarket. It suggests to me a deplorable lack of social supports that could allow aged people to enjoy a dignified retirement.[/html]

Source: 'Work' means something different in France than in the US (http://ht**://www.cnn.c**/2023/03/23/opinions/france-pension-reform-protests-macron-poisson/index.html)