“The invitation was sent to all members” of the inter-union, confirmed the entourage of the Prime Minister. LUDOVIC MARIN
“The invitation was sent to all members” of the inter-union, confirmed the entourage of the Prime Minister.
In the midst of a pension crisis, the Prime Minister, Élisabeth Borne, invited the unions to Matignon on Wednesday, said Tuesday evening on BFMTV the deputy secretary of the CFDT, Marylise Léon. For the union,the goal is to grab that outstretched hand“. “It was an aberration that neither the Prime Minister, nor the President of the Republic or the Minister of Labor” do not receive the unions, added Marylise Léon. For their part, the Prime Minister’s entourage confirms that “the invitation has been sent to all membersof the inter-union.
A “lapid mail”confirmed Laurent Berger, general secretary of the CFDT, who “go talk about pensions”in particular to defend its “mediation proposal” in order to end the conflict. “We still need to discuss it in inter-union”nuanced the co-delegate of Solidaires, Murielle Guilbert, who wants to put “conditions before sitting at a table”. “It requires a discussion between us beforehand”also says François Hommeril, president of the CFE-CGC.
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In an interview with AFP last Sunday, Elisabeth Borne also wanted to “calm down” with the unions, saying to their “arrangementto meet them on sites other than pensions. “I am also at the disposal of the social partners. We have to find the right path: are these bilateral meetings, an inter-union ? We need to calm down. And that we can resume work on all these sites“of the arduousness, professional retraining etc., had affirmed the Prime Minister.
The head of government had planned in this regard in her agenda a slot to possibly receive trade union organizations and employers’ organizations in the week of April 10. That is to say a week after the invitation finally launched to the unions on Tuesday. On pensions, she recalled that the reform had been adopted and was going “follow his journey” until the Constitutional Council which will give an opinion, at the end of which the President of the Republic “must enact the lawas provided for in the Constitution.