Students, school pupils and trade unions began coordinated demonstrations against the proposed Contrat première embauche (CPE), a fixed-term employment contract for young people under 26 that would have allowed dismissal without giving a reason during a two-year consolidation period. Protesters argued that the measure institutionalized insecurity for young workers. University assemblies, strikes and occupations helped the campaign grow beyond a single march. The government ultimately withdrew the CPE in April.
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The CPE was a proposed employment contract for young people under 26.
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It applied to young workers and included a two-year period with reduced dismissal protections.