EDF: European trade unions at the EWC want a wage increase

In a joint press release, nine trade unions with representatives within the EWC of the French energy group EDF (158.640 employees, over 105.000 of which in France) launched a petition in favor of a wage increase in the entire group. The EWC, recently renewed, attended a three-day training course in Brussels at the beginning of October. (Ref. 080867)
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The union organizations represented within the EWC of the EDF group – CFDT, CFE-CGC, CFTC, CGT, Fnem-FO for France, Ver.di for Germany, Unison for Great Britain, Solidarnosc for Poland, and SOZE for Slovenia – decided to launch a petition in all the companies of the group to demand “the opening of negotiations for a wage increase in the EDF group.” They are calling upon all the employees of the group to sign this petition. Pointing to the group’s good results and to the increase in productivity

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