(Boursier.com) – The beginning of the week promises to be difficult on the road … road Several unions have called a strike starting Sunday evening 22h, standard time of recovery authorizations HGV traffic at the end of the weekend. The inter-branch transport cargo and logistics grouping representations CGT, FO, CFTC and CFE-CGC, called for a protest. Road intend demand greater purchasing power and protest against social dumping plaguing the profession. Fifty action points are advertised on the whole territory.
Wage Claims
The grumbling movement, which begins tonight at 22h, is renewable. Road demanding “an increase in the purchasing power of minimum 100 euros” and hourly pay rate of 10 euros for the lowest coefficients (9.53 euros gross / hour now). They want a salary increase of 5% for all employees. These grunts movements involved in order to influence social negotiations starting on Tuesday with the employers, the first discussions started providing a revaluation of 1.7% for drivers down scale and 1% for the top the salary grid.
Social Claims
In addition to wage claims, the foundations of the social mobilizations are. Road intend to fight against casualization of their business and ask for the industry, “the establishment of a 13th month for all”; Removal deficiency disease; social protection strengthened the mutual levels, welfare and dependency. The road also want to make their voices heard on managing career endings.
50 action points in France
In addition to blocking roads, road especially targeted deposits oil, purchase plants and industrial sites. They aim fifty action points throughout the territory. Traffic promises to be difficult on the major French axes but in case of blocking motorways, only trucks are stopped by the strikers. Light vehicles free pass tolls. The move promises to be followed throughout the Greater West (Brittany, Normandy, Aquitaine), also in Rhône-Alpes, Nord and Lorraine. In the Paris region, the movements target the port of Gennevilliers, the Roissy airport and industrial areas of northern Paris.
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