SNCF STRIKE. All SNCF unions have opted for a renewable strike against the pension reform from Tuesday March 7, 2023. TGV, TER, Intercités or RER should be severely disrupted.
[Mis à jour le 27 février 2023 à 16h59] This Monday, February 27, the CFDT-Cheminots, the last refractory union to call for a strike at the SNCF, has just joined the strike movement of Tuesday, March 7, 2023, in agreement with the other unions that are the CGT-Cheminots, Sud -Rail and Unsa of the SNCF in this general and interprofessional mobilization against the pension reform planned for the end of the February school holidays.
Unsa, union number two at the SNCF, calls for a renewable strike from this date. “The impact will be very strong. From the 7th, there will be a lot of railway workers and railway workers mobilized. This notice is from the 7th and therefore outside of all the holiday zones. Knowing all the same that seven French people on ten are opposed to this reform, we have an alignment of the planets which means that it is now or never. Afterwards, the vote will be made and it will be too late to go back, “explained the secretary general of Unsa Didier Mathis. All of the trade union organizations representing the RATP have also called for a renewable movement.
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