Rail traffic, refineries, EDF… Le Figaro takes stock of the sectors where the mobilization will continue.
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Julien Da Sois
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And it continues. In some professional sectors, the mobilization day this tuesday against the pension reform – the third after January 19 and 31 – will be coupled with a new day of strikes on Wednesday. Le Figaro takes stock of the sectors and public services concerned.
At the SNCF
At the SNCF, after a day of strikes on Tuesday on which the four representative unions of the company agreed (CGT Cheminots, Unsa-Ferroviaire, SUD-Rail and CFDT Cheminots), the union front hitherto united will crack Wednesday. Only two organizations (SUD-Rail and the CGT Cheminots) are indeed calling on their agents to stop work on Wednesday.
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Thus, in Île-de-France, the traffic of the RER lines operated by the SNCF (C, D and E) and that of the suburban trains will remain “disturbed“. For example, only one out of two trains will be required on RER C, two out of five on RER D and two out of three on RER E. As for the main lines, the company plans on average two out of three TGVs, with in the detail two out of three trains to the North, a circulation “almost normal” towards the East, three out of five trains towards the South-East, one out of two trains towards the Atlantic, two out of three Ouigo and three out of five province-province TGVs. SNCF Voyageurs is counting on one in two Intercités and will cancel its night trains. The company also plans to run nearly one in two TERs, with disruptions in all regions.
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In refineries
In the refineries, the CGT of TotalEnergies has called for a 48-hour strike from this Tuesday. The movement was shortened by 24 hours, since it is a strike of 72 hours from Monday which was initially planned by the oil branch of the CGT. Sector employees plan a suspension of shipments to fuel depots during these two days, but no stoppage of production at refineries yet.
«There is no shortage of fuelsin the group’s service stations, assured the management of TotalEnergies on Tuesday, as on previous occasions. “Stocks in depots and service stations are at a satisfactory level“, she added.
At EDF
At EDF, the National Federation of Mines and Energy of the CGT (FNME-CGT) launched a 72-hour strike on Monday, so until Wednesday, which could also affect other companies in the electricity and gas industries.
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Further reductions in electricity production are therefore expected on Wednesday. Like those carried out by the EDF strikers between Monday and Tuesday. They rose at almost 4500 MWthe equivalent of more than four nuclear reactors, but without causing cuts, according to the group’s website.
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In the ports
Ports could also be disrupted on Wednesday. The National Federation of Ports and Docks of the CGT has indeed launched a call for a 48-hour strike from this Tuesday. New actions in the French ports could therefore be organized on Wednesday, in particular blockages, like this Tuesday morning at the port of Le Havre, where access to the industrial zone surrounding it was blocked by the strikers.
At the Post Office
At La Poste, a 48-hour strike notice was filed by the group’s unions for the days of February 7 and 8. “In this context, the routing and distribution of your shipments may be impacted. La Poste cannot then guarantee the fulfillment of its commitments with regard to delivery times.“, indicates the company in a press release.