Until recently, 10,000 tons of waste littered the sidewalks of the capital. Francois BOUCHON / Le Figaro
The notice relates to a renewable strike from Thursday, April 13th.
While the garbage is barely disappearing from the Parisian sidewalks, it could pile up again next week. The CGT on Monday filed a renewable strike notice from Thursday, April 13, that is to say the day before the Constitutional Council should deliver its opinion on the pension reform.
In a letter addressed to the mayor of Paris, in its capacity as employer of the city’s cleaning services, the CGT FTDNEEA (Waste treatment, cleaning and water, sewer, sanitation sector) calls on all employees to participate in next days of interprofessional mobilization.
The union also highlights Anne Hidalgo’s commitment against government reform. ” You are right to support this social movement and to wish it to grow “, is it written in the letter.
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