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Paris — Impressive Paris airport workers strike another strike on Saturday, July 8-10, at a major international hub in the French capital, pushing up wage demands and early summer travelers Said that it would cause further confusion.
Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport ground staff went on strike to demand higher wages to relieve the pain of inflation. 19 pandemic.
The current strike, which began on Thursday, will continue until Sunday, but French civil aviation authorities expect less confusion.
The airport operator's ADP offered a 4% salary increase to staff if they agreed to end the strike on Friday, but workers refused, the union representative told Reuters. Told.
"The majority of workers think the offer isn't enough," said Daniel Bertone, who represents the CGT union. "They don't trust management and don't accept" this or nothing "blackmail.
"From July 8th to 10th, we notified the manager of the new strike plan," Bertone added.
Paris airport subcontractor staff are planning other strikes from July 13th to 17th.
On Saturday, one in five flights was canceled between 0500 GMT and 1200 GMT.
Air France said it maintains 90% of all long haul flights and medium haul services. (Report by Caroline Pailliez, written by Juliette Jabkhiro, edited by Helen Popper)
