Employees ---- Work resumed at Sonélog in Pontet (Vaucluse) on April 17,2023: the strikers who demanded 1,000 euros finally obtained 800 eurosfrom the management of the electrical equipment company after a month ofconflict. The dismissal in July for serious misconduct of the CGTdelegate from Sonelog in Pontet was canceled by the regional labordirectorate on October 13. Hope for the 10 other employees fired in Julyfor the same reasons. ---- Around a hundred employees at theSeb-Moulinex factory in Mayenne went on strike to demand better workingconditions and better pay in particular. This movement is interestingbecause it was the employees themselves who launched the strike, the CGTthen piggybacked on it. Above all, all these employees want betterworking conditions. After two days of strike and long negotiations, anagreement on wages was reached with management.Listeners to the toll-free number 3020 concerning school bullying areworried about their future, some of the employees of the Ile-de-FranceSchool of Parents and Educators association (which deals with 3020) havegone on strike. 3020 should disappear, since Prime Minister ElisabethBorne announced that 3018 would become the only listening platform forschool bullying. The strike mainly concerns wage demands, and it was notoriginally linked to the announcement of a single platform. Despite thestrike, the 3020 continued to operate.Tractor production at the Claas factory in Le Mans has been disruptedsince October 10, 2023. At the call of the CGT, some of the workerswalked out on several occasions. The union is demanding a 7% increasefor all 800 employees at the Sarthe site.Employees of the Thau basin dialysis center, in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert(Hérault), went on strike for five days. They asked for an increase intheir meal vouchers from 7 to 9 euros, the enhancement of seniority, anincrease in salary and the return of the 13th month. They won their casefor the meal vouchers and an end-of-year bonus of 1,000 euros net. Forthe rest, it is referred to the next annual negotiations.Around forty maintenance workers from the Onet company who do part ofthe cleaning at the Lapeyronie University Hospital in Montpellier wenton indefinite strike on September 15. They are demanding better salaryand a bonus equivalent to the 13th month, as well as better workingconditions. What broke the camel's back was the implementation of anapplication that must be checked as soon as a room has been cleaned.Strike in HOLLYWOOD (continued)End of the writers' strike. The leaders of the Writers Guild of America(WGA), the screenwriters' union, approved on September 26 the recentsalary agreement concluded with the studios and recorded the return toactivity of their members. The screenwriters approved by vote theagreement (which must also regulate the use of artificial intelligence)with the studios, but the actors, stuntmen and dancers have, for theirpart, still not found an agreement.Strike in the AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY in the UNITED STATES (continued)Joe Biden came to join the picket line of striking auto workers inMichigan, the epicenter of an unprecedented movement affecting threegiants of the sector: General Motors, Ford and Stellantis. The objectivewas above all to pull the rug out from under Donald Trump...Some 4,000 employees of heavy-duty truck manufacturer Mack Trucks havedecided to join the movement launched in mid-September in the Americanautomobile industry, announced the United Auto Workers (UAW) union. Theyjoin the 25,000 workers of the "Big Three", the three majormanufacturers in the United States. As part of the renegotiation ofcollective agreements, the union organization supports demands for wageincreases and improved working conditions. A subsidiary of SwedishVolvo, Mack Trucks operates two factories in the eastern United States,in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Lots of information on laborsolidarity.org.Make our operations pay as much as possibleValdunes: The 340 employees of Trith-Saint-Léger and Leffrincoucke, onindefinite strike since September 1 to save their two factories, havesuspended the movement. What better way to study the CGT consortiumproject with Alstom and SNCF.A global economy plan was announced to employees of the newspaper LeDauphiné Libération. Among the measures: the possible relocation of theagency from Grenoble and Voiron to Veurey-Voroize, where theheadquarters is located. This relocation has not yet been confirmed... Asweeping operation to demand the cancellation of the agency relocationproject took place in Veurey.Around fifty employees of Arair, a subsidiary of Air Liquide,demonstrated in Tours. A mobilization to protest against Air Liquide'sjob protection plan (PSE), which provides for a thousand layoffs inFrance. This concerns around fifty jobs in Tours. For the CGT, this is a"stock market" dismissal to make it more profitable. Employees are nowdemanding a dignified departure.Employees of ORKYN, a subsidiary of Air Liquide, held a strike in frontof the Atton factory, near Pont-à-Mousson in Lorraine. A day of striketo denounce the restructuring plan of the parent company. Around thirtyjobs would be threatened. Orkyn, which manufactures oxygen, currentlyemploys around fifty people.Automobile: subcontractor Marelli will close two of its factories andnearly 300 employees will lose their jobs - 167 in Argentan (in Orne)and 125 in Saint-Julien-du-Sault (in Yonne). Management indicated tothese employees that it was a project to relocate production to Slovakia.On October 13, negotiations on the PES began. The employees unanimouslydecided to renew the strike started on the 10th, at least until today.Michelin-starred chef Arnaud Viel, whose restaurant is located inArgentan, reacted strongly to the new economic blow hitting this citywith the proposed closure of Marelli, and the PS mayor appealed to thegovernment.It has now been six weeks since some of the 721 employees of NestléWaters have been on strike, following the announcement made last May bymanagement that it wanted to eliminate 171 positions in its twofactories in Vittel and Contrexéville. The Nestlé Waters union iscalling on the Minister of Labor to try to avoid redundancies in thesocial plan, which therefore threatens a quarter of the workforce inthese factories.The 130 employees of Unterland Metal, formerly Clestra, are not givingup. Despite the announcement of the liquidation of their company, theycontinue to gather in front of the Illkirch factory (Bas-Rhin). Afterthree months of strike, they now want to make themselves heard bymanagement in the context of negotiations on severance pay. The CGT alsoannounces that it has contacted lawyers to attempt legal action againstthe company's managers. The union and many employees want recognitionthat the objective of Jestia, which took over Clestra in October 2022,was from the start to dismantle the group.Since October 3, the 178 employees of the ZF Mecacentre company, inSaint-Etienne, have stopped work and occupied the site. Their companyhas been in receivership since July and all attempts at recovery havefailed. The factory could therefore be placed in liquidation on October25. Until this deadline, employees are demanding supralegal departurebonuses: 40,000 euros per person and 2,000 euros per year of seniority,or an envelope of 13.8 million euros. For the moment, the group's Germanmanagement is offering 5 million euros.The elected staff of Papeteries de Condat (Dordogne) signed the socialplan negotiated with Lecta management. If the PSE is validated by theState, 177 jobs will be eliminated and production line 4 willpermanently close.A signature to avoid a "unilateral plan": according to the unions, alldismissed employees leave with a check for at least 6,000 euros as wellas an additional 400 euros per year spent in the company. Aid of 15,000euros will be financed by the company for all those who wish to starttheir business, 10,000 euros for a micro-enterprise.Two Nupes elected officials from Dordogne sent an open letter to thepublishing houses Flammarion, Larousse, Glénat and Hachette, which buydouble coated paper from Papeteries de Condat to print their coffeetable books. They ask them to boycott the Lecta group which is stoppingthe production of coated paper in Dordogne to relocate it to Spain andItaly.Roland Lescure arrived at Le Lardin to meet the employees of Papeteriesde Condat who had just experienced the closure of one of the twoproduction lines. The Minister of Industry was greeted by angry employees.Strike at the Calcia cement factory in Ranville: employees "worried"about "breathed dust"Employees of the cement factory located north of Caen joined themovement launched 22 days ago in another group factory, located inMarne. At the heart of the discontent, the lack of maintenance of cementplants. The union is asking for the return of outside companies toregularly carry out the necessary cleaning; and he is waiting, tocontinue the movement, to know whether the employees of Marne, taken tocourt, will be convicted or not after their three weeks of strike.A procedure initiated against the Emmaüs communities ofSaint-André-lez-Lille and Grande - Synthe. Accused by undocumentedworkers of imposing undignified working conditions, two Emmaüscommunities in the North are the subject of a procedure which could leadto their exclusion from the movement. They have crossed a "red line"contrary to the values of Emmaüs France, says management.End of the strike at the territorial center of Martinique, a memorandumof understanding is signed.In this structure which welcomes children in difficulty, the staffinvolved denounced dysfunctions to the detriment of the children. After7 hours of negotiations, the end of the conflict was declared. Thestrikers obtained satisfaction on numerous demands. From a union source, the main points of the agreement are as follows:* Upgrading of stocks of school materials,*Purchases of beds and mattresses,*Creation of school assistant positions and strengthening of partnershipwith school support associations,*Opening of competitive examinations for the title of social worker,*Hiring two nurses*Reconditioning of the vehicle fleet,*Urgent meeting with the rectorate to ensure the schooling of all placedchildren,*Strengthening host families.35 employees of the GIHP (Group for the integration of the physicallydisabled) Occitanie LR, an association which helps disabled people, wenton strike this Friday to denounce their working conditions and demand anincrease in their salaries. Management promises them an end-of-yearbonus without specifying the amount.Le Mans postmen on strike against the elimination of routes by La PostemanagementAround twenty tours have been canceled since September 19. Managementanticipates a possible drop in mail delivery in 2024, but in fact thepostmen note that this measure lengthens other rounds.Hundreds of undocumented workers have launched a strike movementcoordinated mainly by the CGT in more than 30 companies in Ile-de-Franceto denounce their "overexploitation" and demand their regularization.For the moment, they have obtained administrative documents (CERFA,certificates of concordance). This can help in compiling files to besubmitted to the prefecture. But we are still far from the victoriousregularizations announced by some...Strike in Orange in Martinique, Guadeloupe and Guyana for "discomfortand harassment", according to the inter-union.The CDMT, FO, SUD, UTG, CGT and CGTM P&T have filed an indefinite strikenotice starting October 18. All the staff of the Technical Directorateof Martinique, Guadeloupe and Guyana denounce a "situation of unease".According to the unions again, no concrete action has been put in placeto take into account "the discomfort and harassment" of which "aroundthirty employees have been victims for three years".Pay insubordination, 10/20/23insubordinationsalariale@protonmail.comhttp://oclibertaire.lautre.net/spip.php?article3992_________________________________________A - I N F O S N E W S S E R V I C EBy, For, and About AnarchistsSend news reports to A-infos-en mailing listA-infos-en@ainfos.ca
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