Throughout France, the civil service will take to the streets on Thursday December 5, 2024, in particular to denounce the project to implement three days of waiting in the event of sick leave. On the National Education side, the unions fear that the 2025 budget will lead to new class closures in the department. “We must refuse this skimming at all levels of the public service,” says Olivier Debretagne, from the FSU.
In Côtes-d'Armor, five mobilizations are planned, all of which meet the demonstrators at 11 a.m. Several disruptions are announced for this day of strike, whether in schools, nurseries, after-school services, etc.
In Saint-Brieuc, at the Parc des Promenades
The call was launched by the FSU, CGT, Unsa and CFDT unions. “We do not want to be scapegoats for the debt, hammered, on November 27, Véronique Baslé, of Sgen-CFDT. We are being pitted against each other, the private sector against the public, it is intolerable! » The starting point for the gathering is set at 11 a.m., at Parc des Promenades.
Concerning schools and nurseries, disruptions are expected. However, a minimum reception service will be put in place in the city's schools where more than 25% of teachers will be on strike.
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In Dinan, on the station square
The unions are calling on public sector agents, civil servants and contract workers, to mobilize from 11 a.m. to, among other things, “ budgetary resources commensurate with the missions of public services and policies.”
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In Guingamp, in front of the sub-prefecture (rue du Maréchal-Joffre)
The inter-union calls for a rally at 11 a.m. Participants are invited “, failing to come with tractors”.
Disruptions are expected in after-school services. Although the Chesnaye school will be closed, no disruption is expected in Diwan. In François-Leizour, the school will be open, but morning after-school care will not be provided, as will catering for nursery school students. Finally, the Madeleine school will be partially open. Evening after-school care and school meals will not be provided for all students.
In Lannion, at the Kermaria car park
In Trégor too, the inter-union (CGT, FSU, Solidaires, CFDT and Unsa) is calling for mobilization. If public sector agents are called to strike or walk out, the inter-union launches an appeal to the entire population. “When positions are eliminated, services disappear, like at La Poste,” insists Patrick Bremand, at Solidaires. Once the procession is formed, it should make several stops in the city center for speaking engagements.
Here too, the movement will have an impact on schools, both at the level of National Education and after-school services. According to the list established by the City, after-school reception will be open only for the CE2-CM1 class at the Morand school, morning and evening, and for the PS-GS class in Saint-Roch, in the morning. For other schools, there will be no after-school reception. School meals will not be provided.
A minimum service will be put in place, except for the Kroas-Hent school. It will be organized at the Joseph-Le Gall leisure center, only for children who have registered. Lannion-Trégor community services will also be disrupted, particularly in terms of urban transport. The Agglo invites you to consult its website, which will be updated. Also note the cancellation of all swimming and aquagym lessons at the Ti Dour space, which will also not accommodate schoolchildren.
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In Rostrenen, Place du Général-de-Gaulle
The inter-union of Kreiz Breizh calls for mobilization, in Rostrenen (Côtes-d'Armor), in particular to denounce “the budget cuts proposed by the State in its finance bill”. The meeting is at 11 a.m., Place du Général-de-Gaulle.
