"A Non-Negotiable Totem": Electricians and Gas Companies on Strike Tuesday to Defend Their Preferential Energy Tariff
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On request of the Court of Auditors, the government wishes to reconsider this advantage, triggering the "fear" of trade unions calling for a massive strike on Tuesday 15 September. According to them, this preferential tariff is a "non-negotiable" component of compensation for employees. - "A non-negotiable totem": electricians and gas workers on strike on Tuesday to defend their preferential tariff on energy (Economy).
EDF agents are mobilizing to defend their “agent rate”, an advantage that drastically reduces their energy expenses. Employees and retirees pay less than 2% of the average rates paid by consumers, at a cost of more than 700 million euros in 2024.
A massive social movement is being prepared in the energy sector. At the heart of the tensions: the possible challenge of a preferential tariff, an advantage considered "non-negotiable" by the unions that call for a day of action.
Electricians and gas companies plan to strike massively on Tuesday, 15 September, to express their anger at plans to challenge their preferential energy tariff, defending a "non-negotiable" "totem", which is an integral part of their remuneration.
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