A broad inter-union coalition called public employees across France to strike and demonstrate against proposed unpaid sick-leave days and reduced compensation, while demanding wage improvements and adequate staffing. The action continued despite a rapidly changing political context that had weakened the government behind the proposals. Unions argued that broader concerns about public-service funding and workers’ purchasing power remained unresolved.
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Why did public-sector workers strike on December 5, 2024?
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The strike opposed sick-leave changes and raised wider pay and public-service demands.
Crowd estimates and political accounts are always uncontested in the events here
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Several sources report different police, union and organizer estimates.