"We made the observation that there was no comprehensive information on the care of dependent persons, the diagnosis of dependence on the choice of suitable retirement home," says one hospital to the Federation France.To fill this gap has been launched in early July retraite.fr-houses (not to be confused with home-from-retraite.fr), which includes a multitude of basic information for relatives: a guide for assessing the frail elderly, the coordinates of organizations to contact, a directory of nursing homes classified by criteria, advice for making the administrative processes and be supported financially … Useful information if we know that the average cost of investing in retirement homes reached € 2,200 per month in 2009, according to a barometer carried out by TNS Sofres. A sum that 76% of French people declared so they can not afford.

Qualitative criteria

The directory of retirement homes also facilitates the search for a facility nearby, through a system of records updated regularly paydayloans. Each sheet contains qualitative information on the nursing home concerned. In addition to practical information (address, price) are shown including the number of patients per carer – as a guide, only a ratio of 0.6 health workers per resident is regarded as representing a framework of quality – the degree of dependency supported, comfort criteria, the presence or absence of a psychiatrist or a therapist ….It is even possible to select only those institutions that have spaces available immediately.

Two caveats, however: the book contains only the first public nursing homes, which currently represent 60% of French institutions, among the most medicalised. Then there is still no official criteria for certifying the quality of a retirement home, and who would perform in the rankings. "These indicators are being developed," says Hospital Federation of France. An urgent given the increasing numbers of elderly and dependent. While more than 75 years represent 8.8% of the population today, that proportion should rise to 15% in 2015.

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More importantly, the private sector alone has created 83,000 jobs. Is much better than the 33,000 net new jobs in the month of May However, analysts expected a figure close to 112,000.

This increase is due to "modest increases in various industries." The leisure industry in particular has created 28,000 jobs before the summer. Business services hired 21,000 people. Note, the industry continued to create jobs (9,000).The construction sector has meanwhile also destroys jobs (22,000), hit by a decline in new construction.

Despite the destruction of jobs, the unemployment rate, calculated on a different basis, for its part fell 9.7% in May to 9.5% in June The Labor Department said the decline by reducing the workforce and the growing number of discouraged workers who no longer work.

Around 6.45 am, the Nikkei 225 0.74% ahead of 9996 points, the threshold of 10,000 points. Elsewhere, the trend is less clear, with Hang Seng (Hong Kong Stock Exchange), which has assembled 0.5% to 20,867 points a Straits of Singapore which is also timidly 0.07% to 2873 points.

In India, the Bombay SE 30 allows itself 0.38% to 17,823 points.

In Australia, the S & P / ASX wins 0.31% to 4499 points, worn by mining, which have the hope that the new Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, could soften under a new tax on super profits of these companies .

Rio Tinto (2.23% to 72.1 Australian dollars) and BHP Billiton (1.89% to 39.9 AUD) are also considering a price increase of over 30% of iron ore in the third quarter.

Japan trade surplus less than expected

Japan's trade surplus grew by 15.2% in May over one year to 324,200,000,000 yen (EUR 3 billion), thanks to strong exports to Asia and emerging markets.A smaller than expected increases (50% expected), however, shows that trade in the country have suffered from the crisis in Europe.

In May, exports surged 32.1% year on year to 5.311 billion yen, helped by strong sales abroad of machinery (+42.6%) and cars (45.9% )

Exports to China increased notably (25.3%) and other Asian countries such as Thailand (73.3%), Indonesia (73.5%) and Malaysia (57, 1%) low fee payday loans. They have also increased to India (+52.1%), Brazil (+47.8%) and especially Russia (177.1%).

Imports have increased their share from 33.4% to 4,986.8 billion yen.

Yuan steady

The Chinese central bank set a central parity of the yuan virtually unchanged from Thursday to Wednesday.This meant the weekend its intention to revive a system of exchange rates more flexible. And mercreid Tuesday and hit the central parity, which it fixes every day and around which the exchange rate dollar / yuan may vary by plus or minus 0.5%.The yuan has begun to appreciate since Monday.

The institution has decided on a course of 6.8100 yuan against the dollar, instead of 6.8102 yuan to one dollar a day, according to a statement available on its website.

Oil down

Crude prices have continued to drop Thursday (76.16 dollars) in electronic trading in Asia, driven by anxiety about U.S. demand, world's largest consumer.

The latest indicators from the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) showing an increase of two million barrels in crude inventories have worried investors, who had forecast a decline of one million barrels in the week concluded on June 18 This increase in weekly crude oil inventories reported in effect weakening demand.

In support of this decision, Francois Fillon cites the constitutional amendment of July 2008, under which ministers can automatically return to Parliament when they leave government.A provision making, as the Prime Minister, "illogical" the possibility of combining the two sources of income. In addition Christine Boutin, who had already announced it will conduct its mission on globalization gracefully, several ministers are concerned by the ban. Michele Alliot-Marie, Roselyne Bachelot, Raincourt Henry, Patrick Devedjian and Jean-Marie Bockel, all former MPs and sixties, are particularly targeted.

The system of parliamentary reform

Other collateral victims of this controversy: the parliamentarians. While the government prepares to unveil on Wednesday morning, the pension reform, it intends to show that employees are not the only ones making sacrifices. Labour Minister Eric Woerth said Monday and hoped to redesign the system of retirement benefits for parliamentarians.A device that allows them to reach thirteen months of retirement a year and, thanks to a dual assessment, a full pension after 22.5 years in office. "We need the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the Assembly clearly announce a reform in the coming days," Had he then served.

Message received by the President of the National Assembly, Bernard Accoyer. Tuesday at the antenna of Europe 1, he has indeed supported the abolition of dual assessment under which assessed one year is worth two "exceptional measures were intended to be removed without delay." A working group will be established soon on a floor Wednesday to reform the system applies this fall.

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Similarly, all European financial markets plunged, hit by renewed concern about the state of the global economy. Sealed by the bank, the European stock exchange experienced a very volatile session.

Resignation Japan

In Japan, the Nikkei index opened on a decline of 1.11% and then will start in mid-session with the eagerly awaited announcement of the resignation of Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama center-left.The members of his own Democratic Party (DPJ) had repeatedly called for the resignation of a political leader to revive their chances of winning Senate elections scheduled for July 11. The popularity of the democratic leader, whose voters had doubts about the ability to govern, had indeed collapsed since his arrival to the business eight months ago.

"To revitalize our Party, we must make room quite clear to the Democratic Party. I ask for your cooperation, "said Hatoyama, fourth Prime Minister to leave office after less than a year in Japan.

The Nikkei jumped before exiting in the red

This announcement has benefited the Tokyo Stock Exchange rebounded 0.4%. But the rise was short lived.A few minutes later, the Nikkei fell 0.72% to 9,641 points as investors worried that instability and its impact on economic policy.

"Hatoyama's resignation could lead to delays in the planned announcement this month of the growth strategy and the government's fiscal targets. Whoever will replace Hatoyama work before the Senate elections, to disappoint the voters, "noted Hirotaka Kusabi, economist at Mizuho Research Institute.

The rest of the region follows

In China, investors are still trying to digest the bad news fell yesterday on rising inflation in the country (2.8%) and housing prices (+12.8%). This situation raised fears a bubble whose consequences are more serious than the subprime crisis, observers said.Midway, stock markets in Hong Kong and Shanghai respectively coward 0.36% and 1.60%.

Elsewhere, the same concerns: The Kosdaq Korean (-1.08%), the S & P Australia (-0.37%) down.

Only the Bombay Stock Exchange is in the green, showing an increase of 0.49%.

Larry Summers, the Obama economic adviser, declined Sunday to comment on the case Goldman Sachs, except to state: "This highlights what is at the heart of the president's vision (in the reform of finance) : the importance of transparency. "

Shocked that unpacking before the opening of public hearings Monday in Congress, Goldman Sachs categorically denies having violated the law.It maintains its role as an intermediary to serve institutional clients with differing views on the trend of the real estate market forced her to speculate for a fall on some securities to cover its risks also taken on other positions.

If they prove nothing of fraudulent e-mails made public Saturday by the Senate show that the bank on Wall Street reveled during the crisis, earn so much money, thanks to its derivatives betting on the fall of subprime housing market, while its own customers – including European banks – in poorer inverse operations.

"We will make a big pile of money!"

In July 2007, David Viniar, chief financial officer of Goldman Sachs, learning that the bank had already won $ 51 million by betting on falling subprime reacted in an email: "It gives an idea of what might happen to those who not a big short position. "

In October 2007, while the housing market plunge, a trader from the bank sent an email to his colleague: "It seems we will make a big pile of money!" The answer: "Yes, we are well positioned … In 2007, the bank led by Lloyd Blankfein has achieved record profits of 11.6 billion dollars that enabled him to pocket a bonus record of $ 67.9 million.During the same period, rival banks, including Morgan Stanley, suffered massive devaluation of their assets.

On Monday, Lloyd Blankfein and six of his colleagues were summoned to explain himself before the Senate subcommittee charged with investigating the financial crisis. Among them, Fabrice Tourre, a French 31 years, accused of fraud by the SEC, the gendarme of the U.S. financial markets. There is theoretically no link between the two investigations. But they are on the same subject: conflicts of interest of Goldman Sachs derivatives markets of mortgages.An email signed by Fabrice Tourre in 2007 shows his pessimism about the products he elaborated: "This market is completely dead and the poor little subprime borrowers will not be long." Fabrice Tourre will even be compared to Frankenstein for creating products that will turn against their owners, by precipitating the collapse of the U.S. housing bubble and the global financial crisis.

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In addition to a proposed overall increase of 1% of wages to be too thin, the negotiations foundered on the granting of a premium absenteeism desired by management. At a cost of 100 euros gross per annum, that would be assigned as a collective case of lower rates of absenteeism, store by store. In a supermarket whose average absentee rate is 10% – which is very high – for example, employees would receive the bonus if they manage to bring down the rate of 0.65% minimum.This device causes for the moment the ire of unions, which fear that employees absent from becoming the target of retaliation by their colleagues present.

"The absent?ime is an indicator of stress"

"We are opposed to such stigmatization of employees absent" outraged the CFDT delegate Sauzeau Christopher, who believes that management avoids asking the questions of substance. "Absenteeism is primarily an indicator of stress suffered by employees" says he, regretting the 5,000 jobs it eliminated by Carrefour in 2009. A visibly perceived hostility by management, that could change his tune. The human resources director of Carrefour, Jean-Luc Masset, said it had "saved the union position, and would think about."The progress of negotiations and new proposals likely to depend on the mobilization of employees on Saturday" predicted Christopher Sauzeau. If employees did not get satisfaction, a day of action on a larger scale could take place next April 30, the eve of Labor Day.

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"Despite a very cold winter, the market is rising again and the number of private pools sold in 2010, as turnover is expected to increase by 10% to 15% compared to last year, has said Jacques Braun, director of the PPF, at a press conference. For Mr.Braun "the pool market, linked to the curve of household confidence, is structurally supported by the carrier for leisure culture and the willingness of households to improve their real estate."

Doubling in 10 years

The market downturn, thanks to a sunny summer of 2009, took place in the third quarter of last year (plus 7% sales pools) before leaving in the fourth quarter (plus 38%) after starting very dull year (26.5% less in the first quarter, less than 8.5% in the second) No payday advance teletrek.In 2009, turnover has decreased by 10%, however, to one billion euros, against 1.1 billion in 2008 and 1.4 billion in 2007.

The number of private swimming pools more than doubled in 10 years, from 708,000 in 2000 to 1,465,840 in late 2009 (including 559,000 above ground) at the point of making France the second largest market behind the United States. Aware of the challenges of sustainable development, the PPF is currently developing a software that can calculate carbon dioxide equivalents (CO2) from the operation of pools, depending on different parameters of size or equipment. Thus the operation of a pool of eight yards on four represents an average of 200 kilos of CO2 per year, or no more than a round-trip Paris-Lyon by car, according to calculations by the PPF.

With these results, the government intends to pass his entrance examination in May for publishing the report in Brussels in June and especially in the political verdict Finance Ministers."I do not see how they could refuse," said Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs Urmas Paet. Most countries in the euro area far exceed the criteria, "Bill Thomson, OECD, grade:" One can always interpret in one way or another, especially on the sustainability of public finances. This is a political decision. "As such, the entry of Estonia into the OECD in late May it provides proof of credibility.

Yet a year ago, few experts would have bet on the country joining the single currency. After years of euphoria, the country has suffered serious setbacks: the collapse of the housing bubble, crash consumption, falling exports … and unemployment rising sharply, to 14%.

Unlike most countries that have tirelessly to revive the machine, the strategy here was quite different, based at the end of 2008 on the restrictions.Salaries down, the tax burden to rise, spending freeze … In 2009, savings accounted for 9.2 points of GDP. All without protest or strike extent. "If we compare the living standards of the time (prior to its independence from Russia in 1991) and today is the day and night. Wages have increased significantly between 2005 and 2008, justifies Rein Minka, vice president of the central bank. "Estonians do not complain, it is not in their nature. They have not forgotten the rationing of the Soviet era, reflects Stecken Antoine, a French importer of cosmetics. They are also followers of the liberal model. "There is a consensus policy, including public opinion, to deny recovery by the public debt," said Maris Lauri, chief economist at Swedbank.

Meanwhile, the newspaper in Tallinn is very difficult.In the image Meeli Lass, 39, 4 children, opera singer, who supports her family with a salary of 13000couronnes (around 830euros) – good pay, judge the young woman. Her husband was fired, and his eldest daughter graduated last nine months looking for a job. "It tightens belt: no output, no new clothes. This winter, heating costs have soared because of very severe cold, they make up half of our budget. We still have potatoes that my husband grows outside the city. "What can we expect Does the euro? "This will be worse, answered Meeli with fatalism. Prices will rise as in Slovenia. And the country loses a little more independence. "

Flexible economy

According to surveys, almost 55% of the population believe the contrary to the virtues of the euro. He starts by removing the specter of devaluation ruinous for the country.Despite the fixed exchange rate regime, many rumors have circulated at the height of the crisis, the contagion of a Latvian lat devalued. The government also relies on the euro to attract investors. "We have a diverse economy and a very flexible system of single tax to 21%. Moreover, if the company reinvests it pays no taxes, "argues the minister of Economy, Juhan Parts.

For Maris Lauri, the only apparent in the short term will come from exports, which have already started to leave. "Estonia has a large network of SMEs that can adapt and produce in small quantities," said the economist. The close cultural, linguistic and geographical Finland is an undeniable asset. In two hours by ferry from Helsinki to Estonia, which produces a third less expensive, has become the preferred subcontractor of Finland.It cultivates its differences with its two Baltic neighbors: Latvia leaded by a banking crisis and real estate and Lithuania dependent on markets in Germany and Poland, which has seen its market collapse.

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