“ The postponement of the British nuclear project Hinkley Point is the condition for the success of this project ” write the three federations in a joint statement, adding that it is “ because they believe in the future of nuclear power and the French nuclear industry “they demanded the postponement.
For them, “ and as announced in the state “, the proposed 23 billion euros “ does wear very important industrial and financial risks EDF and on the whole French nuclear industry . ”
The three federations that had sent last week an open letter to President Francois Hollande to alert him to the situation of the electrician, “ to the brink of bankruptcy ” , put forward several points to explain their position: an industrial organization “ with the English interface (which) complicates the process “, the necessary simplification of the current EPR, the “ delivery in running order of the French industrial sector, including Areva “or” integration of feedback from the entire construction of an EPR . ”
“ We must therefore ask and take the time to start on a sound basis, in finally pushing employees ,” say FNME-CGT, CFE CGC and FO Energies Energy and Mines.
The three federations have refused to surrender Friday morning in a meeting on the controversial project proposed by management, meeting they describe as “ parody of dialogue “, which CFDT will participate.
On Thursday, elected CGT, CFE-CGC, CFDT and FO of the Central Committee (CEC) officially asked EDF, and unanimously, to be “ prior consultation “on the proposed Hinkley Point, threatening to go to court if not heard.
The EDF Board should consider Friday afternoon the financial trajectory of the electrician, owned nearly 85% by the state.
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