The strikers are more numerous than June 24th
There is a lot more people than June 24th, and I hope that the Government become aware that this reform can not move, launched the Secretary-General Bernard Thibault of the CGT Tuesday. The secretary general of the CFDT, Francois Chérèque, reported to him as "the biggest mobilization in recent years", citing "senior figures in virtually every June 24.
At the previous day of action, between 800,000 people, according to police, and two million, according to unions, marched through the streets. Before the Paris demonstration, which takes place this afternoon, the Ministry of Interior announced that 450,000 people marched for the moment.The Secretary-General Jean-Claude Mailly FOR believes that "if things go on like this all day, we fulfill our objective."
In Rennes, some 21,000 people marched, according to police and 48,000 according to the CFDT and the CGT, the highest figures since 2006. In Lyon, they are 16,000 and 25,000 according to the prefecture with the unions that broke the pavement. In Bordeaux, between 40 and 100,000, and Marseille, between 27,000 and 200,000.
Inventory of strike rate:
– Public service: nearly a quarter (24.77%) of officers of State Civil Service including teachers, 16.2% of territorial agents and 17.76% of hospital workers are on strike, according to the Ministry Public Service. These figures exceed those of the day June 24
– La Poste: some 22.07% of postal workers were on strike at 10:00, against 19.86% on June 24 last, according to management.Figures disputed by the CGT and Sud, which advances a proportion of 35-40% of strikers.
– Education: Teachers go on strike to 29.3% with 33.6% primary and 25.8% in secondary schools, according to the ministry, the FSU union strikers amounting to 60% in primary and 55% secondary. On June 24, the first digits of the Ministry of Education had a strike rate of 31.87% and 10.27% in primary and secondary levels.
– Transport: the direction of the station has recorded 42.9% of the CGT strikers and 51.8%. The figures also up compared to June 24 The direction of the RATP announcement regarding it 22% of strikers on the whole company staff Ile. So more than 18% of employees who had stopped work on June 24(SEE ALSO – Update on disturbances, sector by sector)
– Pole employment: between 16.93% (depending on direction) and nearly 25% (by major union, the SNU-FSU) employment center agents are on strike. Or, again, rather than June 24 (respectively 12.26% and 22%).
– France Telecom: 30.84% of the 100,000 French workers were on strike, against 29.29% June 24, according to management, unions, speaking of numbers "higher" without giving any details yet.
– Justice: the Trade Union of the Judiciary, Majority, called for the dismissal of all hearings of the day.
If the strike were to be strong in the public sector, the traditional stronghold of French unions, walkouts should also occur in the private sector, such as cars or banks or energy.As employees of two refineries Total have they decided to extend the one-day strike against the proposed pension reform. In addition, the Port of Nantes / St Nazaire blocked since Monday night until Wednesday morning, "perhaps more as regards the operation of the Total refinery at Donges," according to the secretary of the local union CGT Ports and Docks majority. "All companies are dependent on the port is currently paralyzed, either total, Airbus, Cargill," he said. Two container ships, two ships carrying soybeans and several vessels supplying the Total refinery are currently blocked at the port of Montoir, near Saint-Nazaire.
(With AFP and AP)
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