法国2010年的全国性大罢工引起了世界震惊,300多万人走上街头,抗议政府出台的延迟退休制度的改革方案。统观参与此次罢工的,并不是社会最底层群体,而几乎全是捧着金边铁饭碗的国营机构员工。政府这项旨在消减不平等制度的改革,触动了他们的既得利益。不是福利缺失,而是福利过度法国大幅度进行退休制度改革的举动既是迫不得已,也是未来长远发展不得不付出的代价。长远而 The nationwide strike in France in 2010 aroused the world’s shock and more than 3 million people took to the streets in protest of the government’s reform plan for delaying the retirement system. The concept of participation in this strike is not the lowest level in society. Almost all employees of state-run agencies holding Phnom Penh’s iron rice bowl are not. The government’s reforms aimed at reducing inequality have touched their vested interests. Not a loss of well-being, but an excess of welfare France’s move toward a drastic reformation of its retirement system is both a last resort and a price it must pay for its long-term future development. In the long run