Monday June 21, SNCF train drivers will be on strike.
The group has already warned on its twitter account that the traffic in Île-de-France of the RER D and lines J, L, R "will be severely disrupted" Monday.
The railway company advises travelers to "postpone" their journeys.
These first traffic forecasts are published while the drivers of RER and suburban trains will still be able to declare themselves strikers on Friday and Saturday.
They are called to stop work by several unions because "the cup is full", protests in a SUD-Rail leaflet, joined along the lines by the CGT, Unsa and CFDT.
Monday, the "anger" of the drivers "will be expressed in a coordinated and massive" on "all lines" of Transilien (public transport network in Ile-de-France), warns SUD-Rail in another leaflet.
"Nothing is done to reassure us"
This call to strike relays demands that may vary depending on the line, but their common point, "is the opening up to competition" and the reorganizations already carried out with a view to future calls for tenders, according to Fabien Dumas, secretary. Federal of SUD-Rail.
"Nothing is done to reassure us, there is no guarantee for the railway workers," he denounced.
The unions of the different lines have decided "to strike all on the same day" to hamper the replacement of strikers by other drivers, explained Fabien Villedieu of SUD-Rail.
"Even if there are very local demands", which can change "depending on the deposits, behind all that", there is "the opening to competition", he added.
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