The laborious negotiations between social partners on the future of unemployment insurance don’t usually attract large crowds. However, on the morning of Friday November 8, a group of several dozen people were waiting with bated breath outside the Unedic offices, where employer and union delegations were meeting to make progress on the issue. The CGT show business union had come to voice its anger after the employers’ organizations proposed tougher conditions for for intermittent workers in the entertainment industry. Their plan is to increase the number of hours required to receive compensation from 510 to 610. A way out of the system “one third according to Ghislain Gauthier, General Secretary of CGT spectacles.