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Let’s go for the back to school with a particularly sensitive file: unemployment insurance. The executive gives this Wednesday in the Council of Ministers the kickoff of a new reform aimed at responding to recruitment difficulties. The objective is in particular to be able to vary the conditions of compensation for the unemployed according to the economic situation. But the idea is categorically rejected by the unions.
On the weather front, the situation is still complicated in the Gard. After violent storms, heavy rains fell during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday on the department, again placed for a few hours in red vigilance, before the showers shifted towards the east and the sea by losing their intensity. .
The red alert decreed shortly after 2 a.m. was lifted at 6 a.m. by Météo-France. This Wednesday morning, the Gard, like the two neighboring departments of Hérault and Vaucluse, remain on orange alert, both for rains and floods and for thunderstorms. Eight other departments (Ain, Ardèche, Bouches-du-Rhône, Drôme, Isère, Loire, Haute-Loire and Rhône) are placed on orange vigilance for thunderstorms.
If you love tennis, you might have to take time off this weekend to watch the US Open women’s final. Because it seems more and more credible to see a Frenchwoman on the bill. Caroline Garcia is indeed making an excellent run in the tournament.
The 17th in the world thus extinguished the public of the Arthur-Ashe court on Tuesday by qualifying for her first semi-final of a Grand Slam tournament by clearly dominating the American Coco Gauff (12th) 6-3, 6-4. At 28, she who had never passed the third round of the New York Major, will try Thursday to reach the final by facing the Tunisian Ons Jabeur (5th), finalist of the last Wimbledon.