Inter 21 October
Press CFDT, CFE / CGC, CFTC, CGT, FSU, UNSA
Thursday October 21, 2010 Days Saturday 16 and Tuesday, October 19, 2010 confirm that mobilization is rooted in duration to a high level. There are millions of employees within these 6 days of action since early September said they want another pension reform and the fair and efficient opening of negotiations with unions. The scale mobilizations
confirms that beyond the pension reform, employment, wages, working conditions but also the future of youth remained unanswered effective especially since the worsening situations related to the 2008 financial crisis. The unions agree to work together on these issues in the coming weeks to challenge the government and employers.
Various surveys conducted in recent days confirm that the movement is very widely supported by the people confirming it by a wide public debate and genuine dialogue that must be addressed upstream in a major reform such as pensions.
Trade unions call on their organizations to continue their protests to bring together the largest number and broaden the support of public opinion. They call their organizations in the territories, businesses, governments continue to Initiatives unit. They will ensure compliance with goods and people.
The government bears the full responsibility of the continuing mobilization because of its intransigence, its lack of listening and repeated provocations. He can not respond to the current situation by denial and repression.
Trade unions call solemnly government and parliament not to adopt this reform in the state.
The unions confirmed that it is through a broad public debate and a real consultation that must be addressed upstream significant reform as that of pensions.
Strong support from employees, young people and a majority of the population and face an intransigent attitude of the government and head of state, the unions decided to continue and expand the mobilization. They decide
two new days of mobilization:
Thursday, October 28: A national day of strikes and demonstrations during the week of voting in Parliament.
Saturday, November 6: A day of protests and demonstrations before the promulgation of the law by the Head of State.
Organizations union will meet on November 4. On October 21, 2010
confirms that beyond the pension reform, employment, wages, working conditions but also the future of youth remained unanswered effective especially since the worsening situations related to the 2008 financial crisis. The unions agree to work together on these issues in the coming weeks to challenge the government and employers.
Various surveys conducted in recent days confirm that the movement is very widely supported by the people confirming it by a wide public debate and genuine dialogue that must be addressed upstream in a major reform such as pensions.
Trade unions call on their organizations to continue their protests to bring together the largest number and broaden the support of public opinion. They call their organizations in the territories, businesses, governments continue to Initiatives unit. They will ensure compliance with goods and people.
The government bears the full responsibility of the continuing mobilization because of its intransigence, its lack of listening and repeated provocations. He can not respond to the current situation by denial and repression.
Trade unions call solemnly government and parliament not to adopt this reform in the state.
The unions confirmed that it is through a broad public debate and a real consultation that must be addressed upstream significant reform as that of pensions.
Strong support from employees, young people and a majority of the population and face an intransigent attitude of the government and head of state, the unions decided to continue and expand the mobilization. They decide
two new days of mobilization:
Thursday, October 28: A national day of strikes and demonstrations during the week of voting in Parliament. Saturday, November 6: A day of protests and demonstrations before the promulgation of the law by the Head of State. Organizations union will meet on November 4. On October 21, 2010
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