This weekend saw the start of the European Union’s Entry/Exit System (EES) that will require non-EU citizens to submit biometric details when entering France and the other 28 countries in the Schengen area.

We are looking forward to meeting current and new partners at the upcoming IAM Annual meeting in New York in October.

Foreigners arriving in France and applying for residency or citizenship are likely to face increased scrutiny under new rules sent to regional departments by the Interior Minister.

The union representing French port workers have announced that they will commence a 72-hour work stoppage this week after government officials failed to make any new proposals to their protest on pension reform.

The union representing French dock and port workers have temporarily suspended industrial action at the country’s ports over their protest on pension reform.

The union representing workers at the Port of Le Havre have called upon members to take further industrial action in March.

Unions representing port workers in France have announced a series of strikes to protest pension reform that may impact shipments leaving or arriving in the country.

As we start a brand-new year, there have been a number of changes in laws affecting mobility and relocation in France in 2025.

The Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), a major union representing port and dock workers, have called for a 48-hour strike at French ports on December 9 and 10, 2024.

France has become the latest European country to continue checks on its borders with other European countries. EuroNews reported that France has informed the European Union

Following a period that was not quite as busy as a normal August during the Olympics, Neer Service are hard at work in Paris this week, before the start of the Paralympics at the end of the month.