France: a new leadership team for the CGT and its initial steps in getting the organization battle fit

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4 February 2015 à 15h29

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At the close of its executive committee meeting held on February 3 and 4 the CGT now has a new confederation bureau and at its head replacing Thierry Lepaon will be Philippe Martinez, the former secretary general of the metals federation FTM-CGT.  The new bureau has identified the initial areas needing its attention as it focuses on reconnecting with workers.
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The new confederation bureau. The new bureau was approved on February 03 and the new secretary elected with an overwhelming 93.4% majority. The bureau (including its new leader) is composed of the following:

  • Fabrice Angei ( Public Services Federation) ;

  • Colette Duynslaeger (National Federation for Post and Telecommunications workers),

  • Virginie Gensel-Imbrecht (Mining and Energy Federation);

  • Pascal Joly (Yvelines Department Union);

  • Denis Lalys (Social Bodies Federation);

  • Grégory Roux (Rail
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