A renewable 72-hour strike against the pension reform was voted on Tuesday, March 7 by the striking employees of the TotalEnergies refinery in Gonfreville in Seine-Maritime.
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The striking employees of the TotalEnergies refinery in Gonfreville (Seine-Maritime) voted unanimously, this Tuesday, March 7 shortly before 6 a.m., in the General Assembly for a 72-hour renewable strike against the pension reform, noted a journalist. from franceinfo on site. There are around thirty employees present on this sixth day of national mobilization. This is the first time that the Gronfreville strikers have opted for a strike lasting more than 24 hours and renewable.
No risk of shortage in the short term
Fuel production and distribution will decline, but for now there is no risk of a short-term shortage. On the other hand, if the strike is renewed beyond Thursday, there is a risk that production will stop at the Gonfreville refinery, and at the ExxonMobile refinery in Port-Jérôme.
In Seine-Maritime, other operations are being prepared. A blockade of the industrial zone of Gonfreville-l’Orcher is being organized this Tuesday morning. The CGT has planned to block access. A hundred employees work in this industrial zone.
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