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December 19, 201922.21 French unions split after the new round of negotiations with the government on the pension reform. While the leader of the CGT, which rafically opposes the reform, has called for a general mobilization for January 9, the reformist union CFDT, which weighs more than anyone else in the negotiations, spoke of a constructive climate. The main obstacle remains the search for a short-term financial equilibrium, with the introduction of the contested amisura on the cardinal age at 64 in 2022.France, unions split over pensions
2019-12-19T21:28:16.979Z
22.21 French unions split after the new round of negotiations with the government on the pension reform. While the leader of the CGT, which rafically opposes the reform, has called for a general mobilization for January 9, the reformist union CFDT, which weighs more than anyone else in the negotiations, spoke of a constructive climate. The main obstacle remains the search for a short-term financial equilibrium, with the introduction of the contested amisura on the cardinal age at 64 in 2022.
Source: rainews