Unions pull out of public sector joint committees

France

In response to the government's repeated failure to respond to their demands on pay and jobs, a number of the public service union federations have decided not to participate in the joint committees (commissions administratives/techniques) that discuss individual and collective issues related to careers and working conditions. The CGT confederation is also calling for another day of action - strikes, demonstrations and meetings - on 29 March.
Read more at > FO (FR)
And at > CGT (FR)

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