. The CFTC unions, FO, CGT, FSU and Solidaires Monday reaffirmed their opposition to the bill Macron Sunday work despite the changes to the original text. Sunday the committee of the National Assembly adopted an amendment that removes particular in the bill the possibility for non-food shops to open five Sundays a year on request.
This ultimately leaves the choice mayors openings up to twelve Sunday. Beyond five Sundays, authorizations will be discussed at inter-municipal level.
“This is a social regression made by the left, there is nothing more for employees” in these amendments, lamented Amar Lagha, the new general secretary of the CGT trade. “The Macron bill is far from the promises of the candidate Holland, it is a vis-à-vis betrayal of employees,” said he said.
Patrick Ertz, president of the federation CFTC trade, “do not understand why everyone is focused on 12 Sundays.” The problem for him, “it is the commercial areas, tourism and international tourism that they can open 52 Sundays a year, this will be the generalization of Sunday work in France.” “You also have a minimum base such as the doubling of compensation and if not, at least condition the openings to a branch of a majority agreement, otherwise it will have no value,” he says.
Several events planned
On Wednesday, a rally against the bill is planned outside the headquarters of the Socialist Party in Paris at 10 am to the call of the CGT. And on January 26, the first day of the project before the National Assembly, an event is scheduled for 13 hours Boulevard Haussmann in Paris, where department stores are located, to denounce the “trivialization of Sunday work and night, “the call of regional unions Ile-de-France CGT, FO, FSU and Solidaires and the Parisian trade unions.
In a statement, the Trade Federation FO also calls for mobilization next Monday.
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