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3:01 p.m. : The strike movement at TotalEnergies has been extended to around fifteen motorway service stations in the Argedis network, a subsidiary of TotalEnergies, union sources told AFP and franceinfo.
The movement is renewed at the Normandy refinery, near Le Havre, in the Flanders fuel depot, near Dunkirk and at the “bio-refinery” of La Mède (Bouches-du-Rhône), details Thierry Defresne, CGT secretary of the TotalEnergies European committee. According to him, 15 service stations of the Argedis network “will be closed” tomorrow.
3:00 p.m. : “It’s not up to the President of the Republic to do business negotiations, otherwise we’re going to leave ass overhead, added Emmanuel Macron from Château-Gontier. JI hope there is a way out that is found in the next few hours. Stakeholders need to take responsibility. Blocking is no way to negotiate.”
2:55 p.m. : Emmanuel Macron, traveling to Château-Gontier (Mayenne), says he understands that the employees of TotalEnergies and Esson-ExxonMobile want “to have their share of the added value of companies but it must be negotiated calmly in companies, it must not prevent the life of the nation from being made”.
2:41 p.m. : The strike at TotalEnergies is extended until Tuesday and the movement extended to certain service stations, announces the CGT.
2:20 p.m. : Press release from the Coordination of #CGT Unions of #TotalEnergies https://t.co/YVF0OVW3wC https://t.co/PAAgM9N7SP
2:19 p.m. : In a press release published on Twitter, the CGT of TotalEnergies says it is taking “act of the management’s press release” and “consult the strikers on the follow-up to be given to its proposal”. The group notably agreed yesterday to bring forward its annual wage negotiations to October, provided that the blockages end in refineries and fuel depots.
2:23 p.m. : In Cernay-lès-Reims, in the Marne, four of the vehicles of an ambulance company are blocked today, for lack of fuel. The company must therefore reorganize and eliminate certain interventions. France 3 went to meet him.
2:07 p.m. : It is 2 p.m., here is a new point on the news:
Vladimir Putin confirms massive strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and promises aftershocks “severe” in the event of Ukrainian attacks on Russia. At least 10 people died and around 60 were injured nationwide as a result of the Russian missile fire, according to Ukrainian police. Follow our live.
The social movement continues at TotalEnergies and Esso-ExxonMobil. A meeting on the fuel shortage is scheduled for Matignon at the end of the day, learned France Télévisions from the Elysée. The situation can be followed live here.
The Nobel Prize in Economics is awarded to former US Central Bank President Ben Bernanke and his compatriots Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig for their work on banks and financial crises.
• The trial of Airbus and Air France has just opened in Paris, thirteen years after the crash that killed 228 people in the Atlantic on June 1, 2009. We summarize the stakes of this trial in this article.
1:55 p.m. : A meeting on the shortage of fuels against the backdrop of strikes at Esso-ExxonMobil and TotalEnergies is scheduled for Matignon at the end of the day, learned France Télévisions from the Elysée.
1:21 p.m. : Out of discussion with management, no change in the proposed agreement (5% increase and €3,000 Macron bonus) it also offers a teleworking agreement and a single fuel bonus of €750 gross for 2023. workers will decide what happens next.
1:31 p.m. : ExxonMobil’s CGT says on Twitter that after discussions with management, there is no “no change in the proposed agreement” and “IThe workers will decide what happens next” movement.
1:02 p.m. : “We absolutely want to have improvements during the week and effectively get out of these difficulties of which I am perfectly aware”added Elisabeth Borne.
12:51 p.m. : On the move in Algeria, Elisabeth Borne responded to RTL on the social movement at TotalEnergies and Esso-ExxonMobil which is causing a fuel shortage. The Prime Minister “counts on the management and the representatives of the employees to stop the blockages”.
12:05 : At noon, here is a new point on the news:
•kyiv, Lviv, Dnipro… Russia bombed several cities in Ukraine. Some 75 missiles were fired, according to the Ukrainian military. At least five people were killed in kyiv.
#UKRAINE Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has for his part given the order to deploy troops as part of a regional grouping with Russia. He accuses Ukraine of preparing an attack against his country. Follow our live.
The Nobel Prize in Economics is awarded to the former President of the American Central Bank, Ben Bernanke, and to his compatriots Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig for their work on banks and financial crises.
• The social movement continues at TotalEnergies and Esso-ExxonMobil. The unions are demanding a 10% increase in wages for the year 2022, including 7% to compensate for inflation and 3% for the profits earned by the group. Follow our live.
09:54 : Is your department subject to restrictions due to lack of fuel? Here is the map of the territories concerned.
09:06 : At 9 o’clock, here is a new point on the news of the morning:
•Several explosions sounded this morning in kyiv. The Ukrainian Presidency also refers to “many cities” bombarded. Follow our live.
• The social movement continues at TotalEnergies and Esso-ExxonMobil. The unions are demanding a wage increase for the year 2022. Follow our live.
• The deputies start this afternoon the examination of the draft budget 2023. In the absence of an absolute majority, the government plans to resort to 49.3 to have its text adopted.
•More than thirteen years after the Rio-Paris flight crash, Airbus and Air France are tried for “manslaughter”. On June 1, 2009, the Airbus A330 of flight AF447 crashed in the middle of the night, killing its 216 passengers and 12 crew members.
08:30 : .@GabrielAttal, Minister Delegate for Public Accounts: “It was a difficult weekend for millions of motorists: we are doing everything so that this situation can be resolved within the week” #le7930inter https://t. co/jg76EEHyyj
08:30 : On France Inter, Gabriel Attal recognizes that the French have lived “a rough weekend” due to lack of supply from gas stations. The Minister of Public Accounts ensures that the government “do everything so that this situation can be resolved within the week”.
08:22 : The strike in the refineries and fuel depots of TotalEnergies, which began ten days ago, continues, learned franceinfo from a union source. The management of the company for its part agreed yesterday to advance to this month its annual negotiations on wages.
08:19 : The situation is still going to be complicated in service stations over the next few days. “There was no delivery this weekend”, notes Francis Pousse, a member of the Mobilians union.
(JULIAN DE ROSA / AFP)
08:26 : “The strike must stop, or at least ease up, because it penalizes the French very heavily in their daily lives.”
On the set of “4 Vérités” of France 2, the deputy of the majority Marc Ferracci considers that the salary demands of the employees of Esso-ExxonMobil and TotalEnergies are “legitimate”. But, he adds, “we must find solutions quickly”.
(FRANCE 2)
07:49 : Why not thank you Total and Exxon? The French want more purchasing power but they expect it to happen by the operation of the Holy Spirit. Meanwhile, shareholders are gorging themselves.
07:44 : Today I can’t go to work. I have no more diesel
07:44 : No school transport. Thank you CGT
07:43 : In the comments, the lack of fuel at gas stations makes you react a lot.
07:42 : New departments have taken action in the face of fuel supply difficulties. From now on, the prefectures of Yvelines, Eure-et-Loir and Seine-Saint-Denis are restricting purchases, in particular prohibiting the filling of jerrycans or cans.
07:02 : A quick tour of your newsstands. Unsurprisingly, fuel shortages are on the front page of many daily newspapers.
06:16 : Not having been supplied with diesel, we confirm that we cannot ensure this Monday, October 10, a majority of our lines. The services provided will be the circuits: 003, 004, 010, 040, 108 and the lines serving the St Spire establishment on special circuits.
07:35 : Lack of fuel disrupts school transport. The Cars Bleus of Ile-de-France cannot “not ensure this Monday the majority of [leurs] lines” schools in Essonne and Seine-et-Marne. Ile-de-France is one of the regions most affected by supply difficulties: 44.9% of Ile-de-France stations were yesterday “out of stock at least one product”according to the Ministry of Energy Transition.
07:36 : While the tension on the supply of service stations increases, the management of the Esso-ExxonMobil group, affected by a strike movement, today brings together the unions. For its part, TotalEnergies has proposed to bring forward its annual wage negotiations to this month.
07:39 : We start with the main news headlines:
The fuel supply remains disrupted by a social conflict. Nearly one out of three stations encountered difficulties yesterday. The management of Esso-ExxonMobil today brings together the unions.
The deputies start this afternoon the examination of the draft budget 2023. In the absence of an absolute majority for the macronists, the government plans to resort to 49.3 to have its text adopted.
• The missile launches carried out by North Korea over the past two weeks were exercises “tactical nuclear”, assures Pyongyang. According to the regime, this is a response to the “military threat” posed by the United States and its allies.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused the Ukrainian secret service of being behind the powerful explosion that damaged the Crimean bridge the day before. He denounced a “terrorist act” against a key infrastructure.