The inspectors will continue the strike until Monday morning. For its part, the call for the New Year’s weekend has been suspended following the acceptance of the company’s proposals.
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French railway inspectors they were on strike until Monday morning to claim upgrades in your profession. Although an agreement has been reached with the National Company of French Railways, the call for this weekend remains, allowing the suspension of two of the five trainsalso in Baiona station.
The strike mainly affects high-speed trains. In fact, between Paris or Bordeaux and Baiona, there are four or five fewer trains running every day, in both ways. Consequently, the gain set for Christmas is not received.
The inspectors of the railway company SNCF They have asked for better wages and working conditions, and the movement has a strong following, including in Euskal Herria.
Peio Dufauan SNCF employee and member of the CGT union, believes the company’s managers “they didn’t measure properly” the time and force of the movement.
So, as Dufau reported to EITB Media, negotiations have progressed, although progress has been made “afternoon”as the planning is done two days in advance.
The inspectors will maintain the strike until Monday morning, but They canceled the call for the New Year’s weekendonce the company’s proposals have been accepted.
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Source: EITB
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