
The union denounces a “loss of purchasing power of agents” and considers the management measures insufficient.
The CGT-RATP has filed an indefinite strike notice from September 28 to protest against the loss of purchasing power and demand lasting measures from management.
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The CGT-RATP contests management's measures in the face of the rising cost of living and demands immediate salary increases.
The tone is getting tougher at the Régie Autonomous des Transports Parisiens. This Tuesday, the CGT-RATP indicated on social networks that it had filed a notice of an indefinite strike within the company, starting at the end of September. And this, in order to “change the software” in the face of the “loss of purchasing power of agents”.
Food, energy, transport… While the cost of living is increasing, “this situation [cannot] be considered as simply “cyclical” or temporary”, argues the union, which judges the measures put forward by management so far to be insufficient. They do not “constitute a lasting response to the loss of purchasing power suffered by all employees”, storms the CGT-RATP.
If the RATP refers employee representatives to the next mandatory annual negotiations (NAO), the CGT denounces an “unreasonable” posture. “Agents do not need to wait until 2027 to pay their bill, do their shopping or go to work,” insists the union, which is calling on all employees to go on an indefinite strike, starting September 28 at 7 p.m. “We have alerted many times, but the company does not listen! […] It is now up to us to create the balance of power to change the software,” warns its union representative, Nuno Martins, on X.
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Unlimited strike at the RATP from September 28
Very likely · Within weeks

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