So that added a whole other travail to their experience.
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"Beau Travail" was the movie that helped her truly understand cinema.
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They aspire to the rewards of writing but not to the travail.
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The most powerful, the Confédération Générale du Travail, has already declared war.
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I arrived at MoMA before the performance, titled Work/Travail/Arebid, began.
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He has already endured five decades of political travail and far worse from life.
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Merci aux équipes pour tt ce travail & à vous pour vos soutiens #CrueParis pic.twitter.
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They seem to have found a constructive partner in the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail (CFDT), a moderate union, which has overtaken the hardline Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT) in the private sector for the first time since it was founded in 1895.
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Le Parti québécois justifie aussi cette motion en citant des données du dernier recensement, qui démontrent que le français comme langue principale au travail a reculé de 2,3% au cours de la dernière décennie et que le bilinguisme au travail a légèrement progressé.
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But in the midst of that tumult and travail, some technologists see opportunities for innovation.
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La jeunesse souffre du manque de travail et d'opportunités, et surtout du manque de loisirs.
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La loi du travail a été réformée pour simplifier les procédures d'embauche et de licenciement.
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"We felt that it was someone who really knew the Code du Travail," she said.
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La défense a d'ailleurs dénoncé le travail sélectif d'un lobby international d'organisations des droits de l'homme.
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In their favour, a moderate union, the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail, is now France's biggest.
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The most hardline union, the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), also vows to make a rumpus.
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Même diplômée d'un master, je n'ai pas réussi à trouver un travail dans mon domaine d'études.
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Sa charge de travail a considérablement augmenté avec l'adhésion au Conseil de l'Europe de nouveaux pays.
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Le plus souvent, les appels concernent les visas ou des précisions sur la loi du travail.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Claire Denis's Beau Travail, soldiers train in the desert.
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It is France's infamous, almost indecipherable labor code, the Code du Travail, both revered and reviled.
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The changes to France's labor rules, the Code du Travail, have proved contentious for Mr. Macron.
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You'll want to move across the atrium, and around the museum, as "Work/Travail/Arbeid" proceeds.
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Elle a " pris " parce que la société française avait fait ce travail de réflexion autour de #MeToo.
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Et sa vie sociale était structurée par les luttes opposant le mouvement ouvrier aux maîtres du travail.
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"It's full of photos of our story, chosen by So Me." I read the spine: TRAVAIL FAMILLE PARTY.
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True, existential depression is Toledo's sole subject, without much in the way of romantic travail to universalize it.
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Pétain soon changed the humiliated country's motto from liberté, égalité, fraternité to the fascist-friendly travail, famille, patrie.
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Sa sœur Marie s'inquiète de savoir comment il pourra gérer la charge de travail maintenant qu'il est seul.
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D'autant plus que l'entreprise de sape menée par le Kremlin en France est un travail de longue date.
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Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's Work/Travail/Arbeid is a kind of communal performance in which everyone is welcome.
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The result of this arduous travail was the discovery that Eulemur rubriventer is indeed adept at finding red fruit.
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Even while acknowledging his influences, somehow David's work and life truly reflect and embody le travail d'un seul homme.
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D'immenses obstacles, tant culturels que juridiques, continuent pourtant de décourager les femmes à porter plainte pour harcèlement au travail.
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Bien plus nombreuses sont celles qui décrivent un environnement de travail ponctué de remarques sexistes et de plaisanteries graveleuses.
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Her French-language films, like Chocolat and Beau Travail, largely deal with the weight of colonialism, especially in African countries.
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"All our worst fears have been confirmed," declared Philippe Martinez, leader of the hard-line Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT).
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In a time of travail, parts of the media landscape that had seemed faded, yea, even discarded, now felt true.
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Ultimately, Dustin Johnson survived a rule travail he should never have been subjected to and was crowned the Open champion.
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For "Work/Travail/Arbeid," she reimagines her piece "Vortex Temporum" (2013), set to Gérard Grisey's score, for a museum setting.
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Certain things about framing the men and the pace at which we edited their interactions share a lot with 'Beau Travail.
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After a long travail, Elliott and Mary Maraniss and their children would come through, buoyed by their unflagging optimism and faith.
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Mais la mise en application de ces lois est loin d'avoir été rigoureuse, d'après les avocats spécialistes du droit du travail.
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"Work/Travail/Arbeid," structured as an exhibition rather than a scheduled performance, actually ramps up the distinction between dance and art.
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What Ms. De Keersmaeker knows, and what "Work/Travail/Arbeid" resoundingly affirms, is that difficulty and delight are not at odds.
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En 2011, le gouvernement français a cessé d'identifier les origines ethniques des auteurs d'actes antisémites, rendant le travail d'identification plus délicat.
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Le Tribunal écarte l'argument de la liberté d'expression artistique considérant que Koons avait manifestement cherché à faire " l'économie d'un travail créatif ".
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Mr Macron's method, protested Laurent Berger, leader of the moderate Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail union, is: "You discuss, and I decide."
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Thomas Wyatt, a courtier to King Henry VIII, wrote of the "vain travail" of pursuing a lover, rumoured to be Anne Boleyn.
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Cela lui permettrait de porter le voile, qui est vu d'un mauvais œil et parfois même interdit sur certains lieux de travail.
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ANNE TERESA DE KEERSMAEKER: WORK/TRAVAIL/ARBEIDI How to bring dance into museums, in a form suitable for exhibition, remains a conundrum.
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Le travail de Whitcomb est notamment condensé dans l'ouvrage Live pterosaurs in America, rangé au rayon "non fiction", comme il se doit.
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"De mon point de vue, tant que je reste précis, on ne peut pas m'attaquer", me dit-il à propos de son travail.
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Par ailleurs, on peut se demander si le travail de Senter et de ses co-auteurs, pris isolément, a vraiment une utilité pédagogique.
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Perhaps the least-loved of Ms. Denis's features since her 1999 breakthrough, "Beau Travail," the film nevertheless has a fervent — dare we say rabid?
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They are other nations, caught with ourselves in the net of life and time, fellow prisoners of the splendour and travail of the Earth.
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"Work/Travail/Arbeid" first appeared in 2015 at WIELS, an art space in Ms. De Keersmaeker's hometown, Brussels, where it ran for nine weeks.
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Led by Laurent Berger, and for the first time since it was originally founded in 1919, it has overtaken the hardline Confédération Générale du Travail.
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At particular issue is the so-called loi travail: a labor-reform law that the government forced through parliament without a vote back in March.
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La machine s'est mise au travail et en un tour de piste a fait de l'impétrant le candidat du peuple, le favori, le héros indépassable.
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But just as important as the motions and sounds of "Work/Travail/Arbeid" are the adjustments required to create a "dance exhibition" in a museum.
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Pons was ready to be rid of the whole travail, and he communicated, via Reddit, that he would be returning his own settlement to the foundation.
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C'est ce à quoi je crois beaucoup avec l'Afrique, ce que je pousse sur la politique africaine : un réinvestissement massif sur l'éducation, la santé, le travail.
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Je vous encourage également à trouver votre propre voix dans cette conversation, que ce soit chez vous, sur votre lieu de travail ou dans votre communauté.
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Deuxième dossier dont le traitement sera révélateur: la réforme de la loi sur le travail, annoncée par M. Macron dès le début de la campagne présidentielle.
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Pour ce qui est de sa vie sociale, il ne s'est pas vraiment fait d'amis avant l'approche de la trentaine, après une adolescence consacrée au travail.
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The immense achievement of "Work/Travail/Arbeid" is enacted through that collision, where the precise structure of the dance enmeshes with the life of the museum.
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Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker: Work/Travail/Arebid took place at the Museum of Modern Art (11 W 53rd Street, Midtown, Manhattan) on March 29–April 2.
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Altering the Code du Travail, as the work law is called, was supposed to be where Macron faced the biggest tests of his standing with the public.
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Such nagging practicalities may strike seasoned recreational users as mere nuisances, or even the sort of gauntlet through which the psychonaut must travail en route to enlightenment.
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"They've decided to break the Code du Travail," Philippe Martinez, head of the hard-left CGT union, told reporters in July, after meeting with the French government.
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Gloria Karefa-Smart, la mère d'Aisha, est l'unique exécutrice testamentaire de l'auteur, et elle est réputée pour sa protection des droits de citation du travail de l'écrivain.
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Even Laurent Berger, the leader of the more moderate Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail (CFDT), who has been a mostly constructive voice, called some of its measures "disappointing".
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He was taken to task in the street for the "loi travail," the labor law — recently pushed through by his government — that he was in Lunel to promote.
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Some of her movies take place far from her native France; "Beau Travail" (1999) and "White Material" (2009) are startling studies of Francophone life in post-colonial Africa.
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For Work/Travail/Arebid, De Keersmaeker reworked a previous piece she had performed at MoMA into a nine-hour cycle; each hour showcased different choreography, dancers, and musicians.
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But unions say France's biblical labor rulebook, the 3,500-page Code du Travail, has been defended for generations — and they won't see it trimmed without putting up a fight.
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Peu importe que les passeurs soient souvent d'anciens clandestins revenus; eux ont compris qu'il y avait plus d'argent à gagner à faire ce travail ici qu'autre chose là-bas.
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In Beau Travail (1999), she invites us to watch a group of bored Legionnaires stationed in Djibouti as they pass their time performing gorgeous, dull, riveting physical exercises together.
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The historic venue — the Ancienne Bourse du Travail building, an old labor exchange and site of political organizing — contains two murals by the Tunisian modernist painter Hatem El Mekki.
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"We are in permanent fear of facing a Code du Travail that is more and more complex, of always having one more obligation," said Ms. Guerniou, the window maker.
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" She has made a calling card of Poulenc's "La Voix Humaine," including in New York, and next week adds his "Le Travail du Peintre" and "La Dame de Monte-Carlo.
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" Ce n'est pas du tout pareil de tweeter en 140 signes et d'aller porter plainte ", explique Marilyn Baldeck, juriste à l'AssocIation Européenne contre les Violences faites aux Femmes au Travail.
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Along with Barry Jenkins, the director Josh Safdie is an admirer, and Greta Gerwig has said that seeing Denis's "Beau Travail" (1999) made her want to make movies of her own.
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Paradoxically, she reaches stillness only when she's in a position of maximum tension and travail, sitting with legs raised and exposed: Next, she inverts that position into its upside-down opposite.
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On September 643th the president invited Laurent Berger, leader of the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail, the country's biggest private-sector union, to talks about pension reform at the Elysée palace.
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Mais deux des trois syndicats les plus importants, la Confédération française démocratique du travail et Force ouvrière, ont déjà indiqué leur volonté d'aboutir à une solution négociée directement avec le gouvernement.
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Tous soulignent la vulnérabilité particulière des agriculteurs du fait de la nature de leur travail, qui mène souvent à la solitude et à la précarité financière, et qui est éprouvant physiquement.
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Many sequences in "Work/Travail/Arbeid" start from a simple structure — flexing the spine, spinning in place — while the dancer spirals out from the atrium's center in an ever-widening orbit.
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Kollar was born František Kollár in 230 in Slovakia and, after exhibiting in Das Lichtbild in Munich alongside Florence Henri and others in 221.6, received this major commission, entitled La France Travail.
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Art Review On view for one week only at the Museum of Modern Art, "Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker: Work/Travail/Arbeid" is among the most substantive and challenging exhibitions of the year.
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Pour ce qui est de son succès, malgré toute l'adulation dont elle est l'objet, Louise Penny est si sévère à l'endroit de son travail qu'elle évite de lire les critiques de ses livres.
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Ils estiment que leur travail ne sert plus à rien ; selon eux, la méfiance à l'égard des institutions est devenue telle que la lutte contre la désinformation s'apparente désormais au mythe de Sisyphe.
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On one side stands President François Hollande's Socialist government, now friendlier to business under Manuel Valls, the reformist prime minister, and with it the pragmatic unionists of the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail (CFDT).
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The parted legs, bent knees, leaning torso, hidden face all ought to add up to an image of travail, yet the color and spirit turn this into an image of grace, beauty and charm.
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That began Thursday, when the government unveiled the centerpiece of Mr. Macron's plan to revitalize the economy: an overhaul of the infamously cumbersome, obtuse and harmful labor rules, the 3,324-page Code du Travail.
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Caravaggio, Judith and Holofernes, Daniel Buren, Pyramidal, haut-relief – A5, travail situé, curated by Kamel Mennour, continues at Kamel Mennour Gallery (6, rue du Pont de Lodi, 20193th arrondissement, Paris) until May 4, 2019.
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Now, the various statutory works councils—the delégués du personnel, the comité d'entreprise and the comité d'hygiène, de sécurité et des conditions de travail—are to be merged into one, which will simplify union discussions.
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The country's biggest union, the hard-left Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), has opted to confront the government in the time-honoured French way—and at a moment of maximum pressure, with Euro 2016 looming.
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"It's such a macho, minimalist film," said Andrew Lauren, one of the producers of "High Life" and its financier, who saw "Beau Travail" years ago, on the recommendation of his father, the designer Ralph Lauren.
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If you want to catch the Nan Goldin exhibition elsewhere on the second floor, you'll have to walk through "Work/Travail/Arbeid," whose whirling dancers and itinerant musicians must rethink their steps around the public.
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"What love, what care, what service, and what travail hath there been to bring thee forth," William Penn said, in 1684, praying for a tiny, frail settlement huddled along the banks of the Delaware River.
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The unions, notably the Confédération Générale du Travail, fear that the reform will also lead to higher ticket prices and a weaker public service, and accuse the government of a secret plan to privatise the railways.
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Unusually, the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), a big union that likes to organise its own demonstrations, took part on May 26th in marches organised by Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Unsubmissive France (FI), a far-left party.
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Union representatives from Force Ouvrière and the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail told Agence France-Presse that the workers were staging the protest after a wage increase offer from Louis Vuitton management failed to meet expectations.
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At Tuesday's premiere with New York City Ballet at the David H. Koch Theater, it was uncomfortable to observe how much time, thought, travail and money had gone into making a ballet so disappointingly drab and tame.
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It's all well and good if you haven't heard of them, but whether you recreate or travail by earth, asphalt, or some combination thereof, investing in a pair of boots like these would serve you — indefinitely — well.
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On a weekday, striking workers in lemon-yellow jackets from the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), a hardline French union, huddle on the picket line in a show of masculine solidarity, defiantly cooking sausages despite the beating rain.
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She hopes to produce a documentary that will expose the travail of the human flood of migrants from Africa — oppressed, unhoused, destitute — who are washing up on the several coasts of the Canary Islands, halfway between the continents.
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As if to bless the bloody scene beside it, Buren's cascading, soberly-striped and mirrored "Pyramidal, haut-relief – A223, travail situé" hangs low on a black wall that gently slants towards the carefully, evenly illuminated "Judith and Holofernes" painting.
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The Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), France's biggest union, which is historically close to the Communist Party, has organised protests and walkouts for the past few months on the railways and Paris metro, as well as French nuclear-energy plants.
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The subject of bullshit jobs crops up again in an adjacent exhibition, L'Architecture du travail (The Architecture of Work), which purposefully addresses a common shortcoming among architects: the tendency to think about construction and execution, rather than systems and maintenance.
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Un de ses tubes évoque les frappes aériennes en Palestine, un autre célèbre le docteur Denis Mukwege, un gynécologue récompensé d'un prix Nobel de la Paix pour le travail qu'il mène contre l'usage du viol généralisé comme arme de guerre.
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Alors que Mme Van Roy se trouve au Festival de Cannes au mois de mai, M. Besson la somme de rentrer à Paris pour une réunion de travail sur le film " Anna ", dont la sortie est prévue pour l'année prochaine.
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Nombre d'avocats et d'experts estiment que certaines des modifications au code du travail votées à l'initiative du Président Emmanuel Macron constituent un recul sur ce point et que la réaction à tous les niveaux de l'administration est non-existante, sinon inadéquate.
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Le sondage révèle qu'au moins une femme sur cinq dit avoir vécu un harcèlement sexuel au travail, qu'elles ne sont que 30 % à avoir rapporté les faits à leur direction, et un petit 5% à avoir initié une action en justice.
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Similarly, De Keersmaeker — by equalizing her dancers, integrating non-dancers into the performance itself, and constructing a whole of broken parts (dancers race and fall, drop and stand) — makes Work/Travail/Arebid into an enactment of something like the rhizome.
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Only last year, Mr Valls had to force through by decree an enfeebled version of his labour reforms, after trade unions, notably the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), organised blockades of oil depots, refineries and transport, and demonstrators took to the streets.
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Word of the Day noun: use of physical or mental energy; hard work noun: concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child verb: work hard _________ The word travail has appeared in 122 articles on NYTimes.
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Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's "Work/Travail/Arbeid" spiraled around and around the wide-open Marron Atrium for six hours a day (eight on Friday), performed by seven dancers from her estimable Brussels-based troupe, Rosas, and seven musicians from the contemporary music ensemble Ictus.
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In Abidor's oral histories, the filmmaker Michel Andrieu recalls an event on May 13 when he and his friends were confronted by henchmen from the Communist-dominated union the Confédération Générale du Travail, who threw them out of the demonstrations and tried to take their cameras.
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He talked about the surging gallery that enveloped him on the concluding hole of last year's Tour Championship, when he won his first PGA Tour event in five years, a triumph that seemed to eclipse the travail of four back operations and myriad off-course embarrassments.
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The revelation of the uncut "Apollo," too seldom seen today, is that its meanings are multiplied by the parallel between two kinds of travail: childbirth and childish first steps in the opening scene, artistic creation (punctuated by images of exhaustion) in the main part of the ballet.
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"Le médecin qui établit le certificat de décès n'est pas obligé de cocher la case suicide", explique Véronique Maeght-Lenormand, médecin du travail qui gère le plan national de prévention du suicide à la Mutualité Sociale Agricole, l'organisation en charge de la sécurité sociale des exploitants agricoles.
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D'une part, on peut lire des articles violents sur le racisme en Europe, qui décrivent la " Jungle " à Calais comme une espèce de camp de concentration et présentent des raccourcis mensongers: " Pas de travail en France si vous êtes arabe ou africain " titrait un journal islamiste fin février.
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In a 2002 interview with The Observer, Bruce Springsteen outlined his songwriting process as making it so "the verses are the blues, the chorus is the gospel"—meaning that the verses are full of travail, and the choruses ring with optimism—which I think is a pretty failsafe strategy.
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Et la reconnaissance de Macron pourrait même desservir mon combat ici en renforçant une explication commode de nos échecs: au lieu de s'appuyer dessus pour entamer un travail sur la mémoire algérienne, le gouvernement algérien risque d'y nourrir, encore une fois, sa légitimité en pointant du doigt la colonisation.
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Many of those families are fleeing the violence and economic travail of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, and there isn't much that any DHS secretary can do to try to stem the flow of migrants willing to leave everything behind to seek a better future in the United States.
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According to The Guardian, French train workers for the country's state-run railway system SNCF—in alignment with the oft combatant Confédération génerale du travail (General Confederation of Labor) union—have been on strike since last week, protesting working hours in the wake of the Socialist government's proposed labor reform laws.
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" L'idée que ce sont ses impôts élevés qui détournent les entreprises de la France est un faux argument qu'on nous sert pour faire passer des politiques autrement plus difficiles à justifier aux yeux de la population ", estime Alexandre Derigny, secrétaire adjoint de la fédération finances à la Confédération Génerale du Travail.
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Though she's still folded in misery, she averts her face, chest, and thigh from audience gaze: And she ends in a version of that sitting-travail position, until the next song begins: Most of "Love Song Waltzes" consists of ensembles; but Mr. Morris keeps showing that these contain multiple private lives.
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En France, ce n'est que depuis 1992 que le harcèlement sexuel sur le lieu de travail est considéré un délit, un effet indirect des accusations que portait Anita Hill à l'encontre de Clarence Thomas au cours des auditions de candidature de ce dernier à la Cour Suprême des Etats-Unis.
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Pour l'éminent juriste français René Cassin, qui présida cette institution, le mérite du prix Nobel de la paix qui lui fut décerné en 1968 revenait en vérité aussi aux juges de la Cour européenne, les " véritables lauréats ", dont le travail consiste à protéger les libertés individuelles contre le pouvoir arbitraire des Etats.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — The latest exhibit at Kamel Mennour gallery's rue du Pont de Lodi location presents an unlikely artistic pairing: a recently discovered painting by the 16th-century Italian master Caravaggio hangs opposite French conceptual artist Daniel Buren's site-specific work "Pyramidal, haut-relief – A224, travail situé" (280).
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Ce point pourrait se révéler d'autant plus crucial que sur la scène politique institutionnelle la principale opposition viendra de la droite présente au Parlement — plus précisément d'une droite devenue dure en partie et donc peu encline a priori à se faire l'écho de revendications sociales sur des questions comme le travail et l'emploi.
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Les femmes que nous célébrons ce jour sont des infirmières et docteures qui travaillent 24 heures sur 24 pour répondre à l'épidémie de coronavirus, des agricultrices qui luttent contre des essaims de criquets dévastateurs en Afrique de l'Est, des mères dont le travail non rémunéré à la maison constitue le pilier de tant d'économies à travers le monde.
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The most that has emerged so far is a handful of proposals from civil society — for example, the program for a greener economy jointly put forward by Nicolas Hulot, a former environment minister, and Laurent Berger, the head of France's leading (and reformist) union, the Confédération française démocratique du travail (the French Democratic Confederation of Labor).
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I mentioned to Piper that English, the art historian, had told me that he found the very wording of "retiring" from being black deeply fascinating, evocative not of identity so much as labor; in this sense, "whiteness," or the absence of "blackness," can be seen as the state of liberation from the punishing travail of race.
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It's a foretaste of the fragmented, ludic play throughout the rest of the film; later a swinging dildo being attacked by a dog gives way to impressions of the couple's daily routine and evocative glimpses of their surroundings, sometimes arranged as silent tableau with flash excerpts from Claire Denis' Beau Travail (1999) and Anthony McCall's experimental short, Line Describing a Cone (1973).
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En janvier dernier, plus de 100 femmes, dont Catherine Deneuve, ont signé une tribune au Monde condamnant le mouvement #MeToo, estimant qu'il punissait injustement les hommes quand, sur leur lieu de travail, ils avaient " tenté de voler un baiser, parlé de choses 'intimes' lors d'un dîner professionnel " ou " envoyé des messages à connotation sexuelle à une femme chez qui l'attirance n'était pas réciproque ".
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At one spot in L'Opera, one of David's tour de force grand buildings, completed in 1998, he carved the words "travail d'un seul homme" (the work of just one man), quoting Ferdinand Cheval (1836-1924), one of his role models, who built his environment, Le Palais Ideal, on his off hours, on weekends, and after retirement from his job as a postman in rural France.
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And over the course of its 37-year existence, Lincoln Plaza Cinemas has premiered a number of landmark contemporary films: Errol Morris's The Thin Blue Line (1988), Abbas Kiarostami's Taste of Cherry (1997), Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne's Rosetta (1999), Claire Denis's Beau Travail (19143), Wong Kar-wai's In the Mood for Love (2000), David Lynch's Mulholland Drive (2001), Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark (2002), Michaell Haneke's Caché (2005), among many others.
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When making a list of the greatest uses of pop music in screen history, clear plenty of room for this French filmmaker, a clear lock for both the use of "The Rhythm of the Night" at the end of "Beau Travail" (on Friday) — her poetic, elliptical spin on Herman Melville's "Billy Budd" — and the Commodores' "Nightshift" in "35 Shots of Rum" (on Sunday and April 6), the director's tribute to Yasujiro Ozu.
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Everything about van Gogh tells of hard labor: the countryside where he preached, and the grinding routine of its inhabitants; the postures of the diggers and the weavers whom he drew there; the monochrome murk of the early paintings, which have never received their due on film; the ceaseless travail with color, once he went south; the constant want of money; the conflicts with his fellow-painters and with regular citizens; and the pressures that built up within him—his heart, his skull, his vulnerable gut.
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