The second breath of the strike movement against the pension reform does not happen. Thursday, less than 200,000 people demonstrated in France, two times less than a week before, if we believe the figures of the police. Public employees, who have been carrying the social movement for a month and a half, tire, bear witness to the number of strikers at half mast.
However, polls show that support for the strike in public opinion is still in the majority, and that the half-withdrawal of the pivotal age of the bill has not changed much. Is going private strike still an option? Is the wage or hierarchical constraint stronger there than elsewhere?
You work in the private sector and you support the strike movement against the pension reform but you could not or did not want to strike yourself, tell us.
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