Unions plan action for 23 March

France

Public service federations are planning to take action on 23 March in protest at a range of government policies that threaten to undermine the public services and the pay and conditions of public services workers and reduce pension entitlement. The CGT, FSU, CFDT, UNSA and Solidaires unions and federations have issued a call for strike action on the day with a list of key concerns covering employment conditions, job cuts, threatened increases to the pension age and cuts in public finances. The FO is focussing specifically on the threat to pensions and the need to resist any increase in pension age.
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And at > FO (FR)
And at > FSU (FR)
And at > CFDT (FR)

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