French Workers Blockade Oil Refineries As They Protest Against Pension Reforms
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French Workers Blockade Oil Refineries , As They Protest Against Pension Reforms.
CNN reports that as part of the country's
sixth mass protest this year, .
the nation's largest union, CGT, urged
protestors to "bring France to a halt" on March 7.
The protests are in opposition of
raising the retirement age from 62 to 64.
This reform is unfair. Macron offers tax gifts to companies ... he's got to stop coming down on the same people time after time, Aurelie Herkous, who works in public finance in the
Normandy town of Pont Audemer, via Reuters.
People are fed up,
they're exhausted, Jessica Trocme, a union leader in a Lidl supermarket, via Reuters.
In addition to schools, airports and trains being affected by the protests.
Total Energies was not able to
receive shipments from its refineries. .
However, the company said gas stations
were highly stocked.
Our teams are mobilized to meet
a demand that could be stronger than usual and we have additional logistical resources if necessary, Total Energies, via statement.
Philippe Martinez, CGT secretary general, said “that the mobilizations will continue and grow until the government listens to workers.”.
Hundreds of thousands of protestors are expected to gather at over 260 locations across France throughout the course of the day
CNN reports that as part of the country's
sixth mass protest this year, .
the nation's largest union, CGT, urged
protestors to "bring France to a halt" on March 7.
The protests are in opposition of
raising the retirement age from 62 to 64.
This reform is unfair. Macron offers tax gifts to companies ... he's got to stop coming down on the same people time after time, Aurelie Herkous, who works in public finance in the
Normandy town of Pont Audemer, via Reuters.
People are fed up,
they're exhausted, Jessica Trocme, a union leader in a Lidl supermarket, via Reuters.
In addition to schools, airports and trains being affected by the protests.
Total Energies was not able to
receive shipments from its refineries. .
However, the company said gas stations
were highly stocked.
Our teams are mobilized to meet
a demand that could be stronger than usual and we have additional logistical resources if necessary, Total Energies, via statement.
Philippe Martinez, CGT secretary general, said “that the mobilizations will continue and grow until the government listens to workers.”.
Hundreds of thousands of protestors are expected to gather at over 260 locations across France throughout the course of the day