Saturday, June 18, 2016

Marseille: end of the strike in the oil terminals of the port – Challenges.fr

Marseille (AFP) – The strike renewable blocking oil terminals of Marseille-Fos Port (GPMM) and disrupted the entire petrochemical sector in the Rhone delta ended, a- it was learned Saturday from the CGT GPMM.

“the CGT with all employees GPMM-Fluxel [operator in charge of the oil terminals at Fos and Lavera (Martigues), note] and petrochemical decided to suspend the strike extendable they had started since May, “announced the CGT Bouches-du-Rhône in a statement.

” it was after over 25 days and renewable strike against the government stubbornness that employees have decided to fight social dumping law + + in a different form, “said the CGT, which nevertheless calls on all construction employees “participate in all the events, actions and strikes on 23, 24 and 28 June.”

“This decision was taken in the best interest of preserving our working tools (…) the renewed strike continues but the struggle continues “for the withdrawal of the law, says the CGT.

Friday night Fluxel the employees have voted to end the strike that had lasted since May 23 and resumed work, did it GPMM said Saturday.

According to the specialized site marinetraffic.com, thirty tankers were anchored in the harbor of Fos-sur-Mer on Saturday night against forty in the morning. They will be treated as you had said GPMM Saturday morning.

Friday at Fos-sur-Mer, blocking the incinerator Evere group, which treats waste from the city of Marseille , has been extended until Monday, June 20 at 13h, said in a statement Beranger Saltel-Pongy, spokesman of Evere business.

Since June 8, no waste truck enters the site, said Mr. Saltel-Pongy, adding that “however, the multithreaded processing center for household waste has been several days since partially restarted and now works at low revs from the stock of waste present in the plant. “

This multi-process center, which includes a recycling center, an incinerator and biogas and composting units, is unique in France.

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