While an eleventh day of demonstrations is scheduled for Thursday, April 6, the cost of this long mobilization weighs more and more heavily in the accounts of the workers on strike.
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More difficult month-ends. After more than two months of mobilization against the pension reform, the employees mobilized since the start of the social conflict are feeling the financial consequences of the strike. The inter-union calls, for the eleventh time, for a day of strike and demonstrations throughout France, Thursday April 6. But the movement showed signs of running out of steam on the previous day of mobilization, March 28. The cost of these days of strike for the employees can partly explain it.
Are you or have you been on strike for several days against the pension reform? What is this mobilization costing you, financially? Did you have to cut into your savings or ask your loved ones for help? Do you benefit from a strike fund or a kitty to withstand the shock? Did this mobilization force you to reassess daily expenses? Are you ready to mobilize “whatever the cost”? Whether you are a striker on an occasional basis or engaged in a long renewable strike, your testimony interests us. You can contact us in the form below.
Your answers will be consulted in the coming days by our journalists. They will remain confidential and no publication concerning you will take place without your agreement. The testimonials that have caught our attention will give rise to direct contact.
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