1ᵉʳ-Mai : parcours accéléré à l’Assemblée pour le texte autorisant le travail des salariés, la CGT dénonce « un coup de poignard »
Le texte autorisant le recours à des salariés le 1er-Mai est « un très mauvais signal au monde du travail », pour la CFDT
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The French National Assembly is expediting the legislative process for a bill that would authorize employees to work on May 1st, traditionally a labor holiday. The bill's accelerated passage through the Assembly is the central issue. The CGT, a major French trade union, strongly opposes the bill, denouncing it as "a stab in the back." The article highlights the conflict between the government's push to allow work on May 1st and the union's staunch defense of the holiday's symbolic importance for workers' rights. The CGT views the move as an attack on these rights.
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AI-ExtractedThe bill authorizing employee work is undergoing an accelerated process in the National Assembly.
The CGT union denounces the accelerated passage of the bill authorizing employee work as 'a stab in the back'.
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