Compare this to British workers dealing with French employer

Compare this to British workers dealing with French employer

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Deva Link

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26,934 posts

247 months

Monday 13th July 2009
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After the way British workers dealt with Total Oil, French car parts workers go to another level by threatening to blow up the factory...
http://www.expatica.com/fr/news/french-news/French...


mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

257 months

Monday 13th July 2009
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Zut alors, the merde has certainement hittez le fan....

Hedders

24,460 posts

249 months

Monday 13th July 2009
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article said:
"The 366 employees of New Fabris in central-eastern Chatellerault, are occupying the plant to demand that the auto giants -- who accounted for 90 percent of their business -- pay EUR 30,000 (USD 42,000) to each worker.

"The gas bottles are in the factory. Everything has been planned for it to blow up," unless there is an accord by 31 July, Guy Eyermann, CGT union official and secretary of the company works council, told AFP.

The Chatellerault factory is thought to house car parts worth some two million euro, as well as a new Renault machine estimated at a further two million, the union leader said.
Some basic maths tells me they are holding 4 million worth of gear, and have issued a 10 million ransom demand for it?





Edited by Hedders on Monday 13th July 22:34

FourWheelDrift

88,722 posts

286 months

Monday 13th July 2009
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Send "les Armée" in and seal the factory. If it goes up they go up.

svm

293 posts

189 months

Monday 13th July 2009
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Hedders said:
article said:
"The 366 employees of New Fabris in central-eastern Chatellerault, are occupying the plant to demand that the auto giants -- who accounted for 90 percent of their business -- pay EUR 30,000 (USD 42,000) to each worker.

"The gas bottles are in the factory. Everything has been planned for it to blow up," unless there is an accord by 31 July, Guy Eyermann, CGT union official and secretary of the company works council, told AFP.

The Chatellerault factory is thought to house car parts worth some two million euro, as well as a new Renault machine estimated at a further two million, the union leader said.
Some basic maths tells me they are holding 4 million worth of gear, and have issued a 10 million ransom demand for it?





Edited by Hedders on Monday 13th July 22:34
Big boom on the way if that's the case....

glazbagun

14,301 posts

199 months

Wednesday 15th July 2009
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Cant find the link, but earlier this year, when the head of a company came to discuss pay negotiations, they locked him in the building- effectively kidnapping him, until he caved to their demands.

Jasandjules

70,012 posts

231 months

Thursday 16th July 2009
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Isn't that called Terrorism?

elster

17,517 posts

212 months

Thursday 16th July 2009
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Jasandjules said:
Isn't that called Terrorism?
Not in France, that is just another strike day.

They love to strike. Milkmen are currently striking today too.

crofty1984

15,943 posts

206 months

Thursday 16th July 2009
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elster said:
Jasandjules said:
Isn't that called Terrorism?
Not in France, that is just another strike day.

They love to strike. Milkmen are currently striking today too.
What are they striking for?
Sexier cows?

Monki

1,233 posts

193 months

Thursday 16th July 2009
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Two weeks tomorrow there'll be quite a big carbon footprint in France then hehe

AndrewW-G

11,968 posts

219 months

Thursday 16th July 2009
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Jasandjules said:
Isn't that called Terrorism?


just a normal strike in france, seems to work in some cases i.e. the French national car museum in Mullhouse was formerly the Schlumpf collection until the workers from the closed Schlumpf textile mills took over the "secret" museum . . . . . . . . . . and that got us all access to the largest collection of Bugattis smile (well worth a weekend visit)

elster

17,517 posts

212 months

Thursday 16th July 2009
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crofty1984 said:
elster said:
Jasandjules said:
Isn't that called Terrorism?
Not in France, that is just another strike day.

They love to strike. Milkmen are currently striking today too.
What are they striking for?
Sexier cows?
I believe the day ends in a "y" so they have decided to strike.