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Yann Guénégou
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Nov. 20 2024 at 6:03 p.m
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The National Federation of Taxi Craftsmen (FNAT) calls for a mobilization of taxis and ambulance drivers Finistère a you Morbihan this Thursday, November 21, departing from Quimperlé and Morlaix/Roscoff to converge towards Brest (read the box).
With a risk of traffic disruptions, or even caps on the outskirts of the city of Ponant (the convoy must settle on the Pen-ar-C'hleuz roundabout and some of the taxis would go towards the Cavale-Blanche hospital) and in the city center (another part of the taxis must go to the CPAM and the sub-prefecture).
CIRCUIT AND PROGRESS OF THE EVENT
6 a.m.: gathering of Leclerc parking taxis in Quimperlé.
6:15 a.m.: departure in convoy.
7 a.m.: visit to the mutualist clinic of Western Brittany (CMBO) in Quimper.
7:30 a.m.: passage to Châteaulin (carpooling area).
8:15 a.m.-8:30 a.m.: crossing Leclerc Drive in Landerneau/Saint-Thonan.
8:45 a.m.-9 a.m.: stop at Brest Bretagne airport.
Around 10 a.m.: departure in convoy towards Brest.
Blocking of the Pen-ar-C'hleuz roundabout (maintenance of a compulsory traffic lane).
1:30 p.m.: departure of some of the taxis in convoy towards the CPAM in Brest then the sub-prefecture.
Maintaining the blockage of Pen-ar-C'hleuz.
Filtering near the Cavale-Blanche hospital with distribution of leaflets.
At the end of the afternoon, debriefing in Pen-ar-C'hleuz and decision-making on the follow-up to be given to the movement.
For taxis arriving from the Morlaix/Roscoff sector, the meeting is set at 7:15 a.m. at the Bioccop Kerivin car park in Morlaix for a convoy to Leclerc Drive in Landerneau/Saint-Thonan to join the procession.
Companies in difficulty
The reason for anger: see the new convention of the National Health Insurance Fund (Cnam), for which the inter-union has drafted counter-proposals, to come into force as is in January 2025.
“We are at war” is written at the conclusion of the event published on the Facebook page of the Collectif des taxis du Finistère.
“We are not here to play,” warns Christophe Van Lierde, first vice-president of the FNAT. They want to cut taxi fares in half, it's not serious. » And added: “This will put 43,000 taxi companies in danger In France. Not counting the paramedics. Behind companies, there are employees, women and men, families…
Dependent residents
President of the National Federation of Independent Taxis (FNTI) of Finistère, Harry Mooren, who works in La Forêt-Fouesnant, confirms that the agreement under study will endanger businesses in the department, as everywhere in France. “Taxis risk lose 25 to 35% of their turnover if the announced pricing conditions are effective. Particularly those of rural areas, for whom medical transport represents 85 to 100% of their activity! »
But he goes further: “Of course, companies are threatened, but beyond that, it is the habitants who will suffer. Because a whole part of the population of the countryside and small towns is dependent on medical transportto go to medical consultations, dialysis, radiotherapy treatments, etc. »
Negotiations Monday November 25
He specifies that “the problem has been latent since last year. We were unable to reach an agreement for the new convention. The one which should come into force for the period 2025-2029 is under discussion. The CNAM made proposals at the national level, which were studied by our inter-union association, which drafted counter-proposals . »
He informs that these are currently being analyzed. ” Of the negotiationsare to be held on Monday November 25 in Paris. The FNTI is not calling for the demonstration launched by other unions, because we do not want to put pressure before these negotiations. Which, we hope, will succeed. We must remain optimistic. If we do not find an agreement, then yes, we reserve the possibility of implementing actions at the national level. But not before the negotiations. »
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