2023-06-27 10:58:56
Par Richard Flurin
Posted 8 hours ago, Updated 7 hours ago
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The new secretary general of the CFDT unsurprisingly took over from Laurent Berger last Wednesday.
Some will see this as a sign that relations between the President of the Republic and the country’s leading trade union organization are not about to improve. Emmanuel Macron has still not made contact with the new secretary general of the CFDT, Marylise Léon, since her official appointment a week ago. “No sound, no images, zero contact since I took over as head of the CFDT“said Laurent Berger’s successor on BFMTV on Tuesday morning.
Marylise Léon was not indignant, considering that the contact “will happen». «There is no reason for the President of the Republic, especially if as he says today he is open to consultation, not to speak with the secretary general of the first French (trade union) organization“, she explained. The union official confided that she had received “many, many messages from activists who are extremely happy that (she) takes this responsibility“, before saying that”for (her), it’s the main thing».
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Like her predecessor, Marylise Léon carefully avoided the staging of a face-to-face meeting with the President of the Republic, insisting on the character “collectiveof the organization she now leads. In the absence of a mark of interest from Emmanuel Macron, Marylise Léon received a message from Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne. “We will see each other as is customary between a Prime Minister and a Secretary General (of the CFDT)“, she presaged.
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