At the call of several trade union organizations, the civil service is on strike this Thursday, December 5, 2024 and is preparing to take to the streets. Numerous demonstrations are also planned throughout France. In Paris, the procession will set off around 2 p.m. from Bercy, not far from the Ministry of the Economy and Finance.
Schools, hospitals, administrative services, energy sectors… many services are expected to be disrupted this Thursday, December 5, 2024, following the call for a strike launched by several public service union organizations. Almost all of the inter-unionnamely the CGT, CFDT, Unsa, FSU, Solidaires, CFE-CGC and FA-FP, calls for a day of action, rallies, demonstrations and strikes throughout the territory. Objective ? Denounce the finance bill for 2025. And despite the motion of censure of the Barnier government adopted by the National Assembly last night, the public service unions are maintaining this call for a strike.
So, what should we expect this Thursday? According to FSU-SNUipp, this strike movement should be particularly monitored in the education sector. According to the union, 65% of teachers plan to take part in this mobilization. Several schools should therefore be closed this December 5, notably in Paris and elsewhere in Île-de-France. According to France 3 Regions, 230 schools will be closed in Paris and 75% of teachers in the capital will be on strike.
In addition to this important day of strike in the public service, several rallies and demonstrations are also preparing in the four corners of France. So what course is planned in Paris this Thursday, December 5? The procession will set off around 2 p.m. from Bercy (Esplanade Johnny Hallyday in the 12th), near the Ministry of the Economy and Finance. He will join the Italy Squarein the 13th arrondissement, and should take Boulevard de Bercy, the Pont de Bercy and Boulevard Vincent Auriol.
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Strike of December 5, 2024: schools, canteens, hospitals, public services… the expected disruptions
This Thursday, December 5, 2024, a large-scale national strike mobilizes the entire civil service to denounce reforms considered punitive. Supported by almost unanimous unions, this day targets in particular the extension of the waiting period to three days, the reduction of sick leave benefits and the job cuts planned for 2025. The education and municipal sectors and health are among the most impacted. [Lire la suite]
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