
The government is preparing a decree on sector minimum wages and the unions are calling for a new day of strike on November 5.
The government is preparing a decree to encourage branches with salaries below the minimum wage to increase their minimums, while the unions are calling for a strike in transport on November 5.
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The unions led days of mobilization on October 17, 24 and 31 against the executive's social policy.
Social anger: the government is preparing a decree to push the branches to increase minimum wages
While the executive has opened the door to an anticipated increase in the minimum wage, it also plans to put more pressure on sectors whose base salary is below the minimum wage. An anomaly which leads to a drop in remuneration.
Strike of November 5: TGV, TER, RER⊠What should we expect in transport?
After three days of mobilization on October 17, 24 and 31, the unions want to increase pressure on the government. They are calling for a new day of strike and demonstrations on Thursday, November 5. Transport will be particularly disrupted, particularly in Ăle-de-France.
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Strike day and demonstrations on November 5
Very likely · Within days
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