France Strikes

Bar associations across France have announced a 'Justice morte' day on April 13, 2026, with widespread stoppages of hearings and requests to adjourn cases to protest the SURE criminal justice bill. The Paris Bar confirmed a strike action alongside national calls from bar leadership; local bars (e.g., Nice) detail full-day shutdown modalities for courts.

The CGT territorials in Saint‑Nazaire filed a strike notice covering the municipal ‘Direction Loisirs Aquatiques’ from February 16 to April 12, 2026, in dispute over new working‑time rules affecting pool staff.

SE‑Unsa Oise has called a strike and rally in Beauvais on Friday, April 10, 2026, against planned class closures and staffing cuts tied to the 2026 school map decisions.

SE‑Unsa Somme announced a local mobilization the week of April 6–10, including a teachers’ strike on Thursday, April 9, 2026, to oppose class closures and job cuts, with a rally at the DSDEN in Amiens.

SNETAP‑FSU filed a strike notice for staff at the EPLEFPA (agricultural education campus) in Crézancy (Aisne) for Thursday, April 9, 2026, opposing the closure of the BAC PRO CGEVV program and calling for dialogue and program retention.

The National Chamber of Ambulance Services (CNSA) has called a nationwide strike of private ambulance workers on Wednesday, April 8, 2026. Non‑urgent missions will be halted between 09:00 and 20:00, with only life‑threatening emergencies maintained. The action aims to protest operating losses, rising costs, and delayed hospital payments.

The Union des navigants de l’aviation civile (UNAC) has called all easyJet France cabin crew to strike on Monday, April 6, 2026 (Easter Monday), warning of flight disruptions at French airports served by the airline.

The FNME-CGT renewed a federal strike notice covering all electricity and gas companies from March 1 at 21:00 to April 1 at 21:00, demanding a 9% pay-scale increase, new seniority steps, and lower VAT on energy bills.

Solidaires Fonction Publique filed a national strike notice covering all three branches of the civil service and related public bodies through March 31, 2026, enabling work stoppages over pay, staffing, working conditions and opposition to recent reforms.

CGT Territoriaux d’Albi filed a strike notice covering March 2026 for workers in the city’s sports and aquatics directorate, enabling walkouts over staffing and working‑conditions grievances.

The CGT departmental union in Somme (80) filed a strike notice covering the entire month of March 2026 across territorial public services, citing staffing, working conditions, and defense of local public services.

The SUD Santé Sociaux federation filed a nationwide strike notice covering March 1–31, 2026 (00:00–24:00), enabling stoppages across public and private healthcare, social and medico‑social services throughout France.

The CGT union for municipal and CCAS staff in Saint‑Martin‑d’Hères filed a strike notice covering multiple dates throughout March 2026 in response to degraded working conditions for ATSEM and other municipal staff.

The CGT FTDNEEA (waste, street cleaning, water and sewerage) at the City of Paris filed a strike notice to begin on March 2, 2026, enabling work stoppages across sanitation, sewer, and street‑cleaning services. The notice is open‑ended; the dates below reflect the current window from March 12 onward.

The SNRT‑CGT union at France Télévisions calls all journalists and technicians involved in the France 3 Paris Île‑de‑France regional editions to stop work from Sunday, March 15, 2026, for an open‑ended strike, citing degraded working conditions and the loss of dedicated studio and control room facilities.

The SNRT‑CGT union calls the entire France 3 Alsace workforce contributing to the ICI regional editions to stop work from Sunday, March 15, 2026, for an open‑ended strike over work‑organization changes and deteriorating conditions.

CFDT France Télévisions called staff contributing to the France 3 Paris Île‑de‑France editions to stop work daily from 19:00 to 19:59 starting March 2, 2026, for an open‑ended period.

A strike notice was filed at Corolis (Beauvais urban buses) effective March 12, 2026, for an open‑ended period; drivers have staged peak‑hour stoppages over working conditions and fleet issues.

Multiple unions (CGT, CFDT, CGC, FO, SNJ) call staff at the Centre d’exploitation Nord to stop work each day from 19:30 to 20:29 starting Monday, February 16, 2026, for an indefinite period, over cuts to technical staffing for national and regional news editions.

Education unions call a nationwide strike on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 against job cuts and deteriorating conditions, with actions expected in primary and secondary schools across France.

CGT territorial employees in Pantin (Seine‑Saint‑Denis) have filed a local strike notice from February 13 to March 20, 2026, enabling work stoppages across municipal services during this period.

SE‑UNSA (within an inter‑union) calls for a strike on Tuesday, March 19, 2026, against job cuts and class closures in the Dijon academy.

SE‑UNSA announces an inter‑union strike in National Education for March 19, 2026, with morning school‑site actions and afternoon rallies at rectorates; FSU’s SNUipp departmental sections relay the call.

Local branches of education unions in French Guiana call a one-day strike on March 17, 2026 over staffing and resources ahead of the 2026 school year; rallies are planned in Cayenne, Saint‑Laurent‑du‑Maroni and Kourou.

The territorial branch of FSU lodged a national strike notice covering local government employees across France from February 16 to March 16, 2026, over budget cuts and working conditions. The notice enables stoppages at any time during this period.

The official site states a strike notice is in effect at Les Machines de l’île until March 15, 2026, with potential day‑to‑day disruptions to operations and visitor access information provided on the day.

The CGT union at the Grand Reims metropolitan authority and the Reims CCAS filed a strike notice inviting social-sector employees to stop work from March 8 to March 15, 2026, over pay, Ségur bonuses, precarity, and recognition.

CGT Territoriaux of Villeneuve‑Saint‑Georges filed a pre‑strike notice for a 24‑hour stoppage on Friday, March 13, 2026, by nursery‑school classroom assistants (ATSEM) demanding pay revaluation and improved working conditions.

The CGT Health and Social Action Federation filed national strike notices covering March 6 through March 12, 2026, for medical and non-medical staff across public hospitals and social/medico‑social establishments. Notices are day‑by‑day and explicitly cover continuous-service shifts before and after each date.

The CGT union for Dijon territorial workers filed a strike notice from February 23 to March 10, 2026, covering municipal services. Work stoppages and actions may occur during the period.

An inter‑union in higher education and research announced a national strike on March 10, 2026, the day of the CNESER budget session, protesting chronic underfunding and job cuts across universities and research bodies.

The municipality announced a strike in periscolaire (before/after‑school) services on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, with impacts varying by school.

The departmental CGT (CSD‑CGT 25) filed a strike notice covering all territorial social and medico‑social staff — and more broadly territorial employees — for Tuesday, March 10, 2026.

CFDT France Télévisions filed a strike notice for staff producing the France 3 Paris Île‑de‑France editions to stop work daily from 19:00 to 19:59 starting March 2, 2026, for an open‑ended period.

Unions in the private health and social services sector announced a nationwide strike and mobilisations for March 10, 2026, following a salary conference they say produced no concrete measures. The inter‑union call involves CFDT, CGT, FO and SUD.

SUPAP‑FSU calls all social service workers (SMS) of the City of Paris and CASVP to strike on March 9–10, 2026; an inter‑union pre‑strike notice (CGT CASVP, UNSA CASVP, SUPAP‑FSU) demands IFSE allowance revaluation and suspension of the “accueil inconditionnel” reform. Reporting here the March 10 date (≥ control date).

The CGT Public Services Federation filed a federal strike notice covering employees of cities, departments, regions, public bodies, housing offices, water services and mortuary services for March 7–9, 2026. This includes nationwide territorial public service workplaces.

The CGT Finances federation filed a national strike notice for finance ministry and related services for March 7–9, 2026, aligned with actions around International Women’s Day.

Departmental union SNUDI‑FO 13 (Force Ouvrière) filed a strike notice covering January 5 through March 8, 2026 for first‑degree (primary) education staff in Bouches‑du‑Rhône, enabling work stoppages during the period over pay and working‑conditions grievances.

Unions and civil society groups, including Solidaires and Attac with support from CGT and FSU, call for a nationwide feminist strike on Sunday, March 8, 2026, urging work stoppages and actions across sectors.

CFDT France Télévisions called staff involved in producing the France 3 Paris Île‑de‑France editions to stop work daily from 19:00 to 19:59 starting Monday, March 2, 2026, for an unlimited duration.

CGT PJJ Grand‑Ouest filed an open‑ended strike notice starting February 5, 2026, in solidarity with Nantes staff over degraded working conditions and lack of facilities, covering all regional PJJ personnel until the issues are resolved.

The majority secondary teachers’ union SNES‑FSU filed a strike notice covering personnel in EPLE and CIO in the Lille academy to allow work stoppages over pay, staffing and education reforms during February and into early March 2026.

Following its prior notice, the CGT Health and Social Care federation filed another national strike notice covering Feb 27–Mar 5, 2026, enabling further work stoppages in hospitals and social care services.

Emergency staff at Lyon’s Edouard-Herriot and Lyon Sud hospitals began a renewable, open-ended strike in early February and the movement continues into late February and early March, citing chronic understaffing, bed shortages, and degraded patient safety.

Emergency department staff at CHU d’Angers launched an indefinite strike starting January 19, 2026, demanding more beds and staffing; unions report the walkout continues into mid‑February and has not been resolved.

ISNAR‑IMG has filed a national strike notice for general practice interns to stop work on the first Monday of each month starting February 2, 2026, until regulatory texts on the new fourth year are published. The next strike date is Monday, March 2, 2026.

CGT Enseignement Privé (CGT‑EP) filed a national strike notice covering staff in private schools and higher education from January 1 through July 15, 2026. The notice aims to allow stoppages and actions throughout the period in response to pay, staffing and working‑conditions issues.

The CGT union for public finance staff (DGFiP) filed a nationwide strike notice from January 13 to June 30, 2026, allowing employees to stop work during the period in support of sector demands.

The departmental CGT (CSD) for Puy-de-Dôme filed a strike notice covering all territorial public service agents and relevant private-sector units for all days in February 2026.

The CGT departmental union in Vienne (86) filed a strike notice covering all territorial public service agents and related private-sector units from February 1 to April 30, 2026; this enables work stoppages throughout the period.

At Voies Navigables de France (VNF), an inter-union grouping (CFDT‑VNF with FO and CGT) filed a renewable, open‑ended strike notice effective January 13, 2026, over reorganization plans and staffing concerns.

The CGT union for Vaucluse Department employees filed a strike notice covering all services from January 1 to February 28, 2026; the notice enables work stoppages across the department through February.

The departmental CGT (CSD) in Morbihan filed a strike notice covering all territorial public service agents and related private‑sector units for all days in February 2026, enabling local work stoppages across the month.

USAC‑CGT (SEAC PF) filed a strike notice covering air traffic controllers at Tahiti Faa’a control center (NTTT/NTAA) from January 31 to February 28, 2026, citing staffing and safety concerns; stoppages may affect airport operations during this period.

At La Poste’s Basse‑Terre mail center (Guadeloupe), an inter‑union (FO.COM, CGTG‑PTT, SUD PTT GWA) filed an open‑ended strike notice starting February 3, 2026, over workload and staffing issues; the notice enables work stoppages until further notice.

The SNPNC‑FO union for Vueling cabin crew in France filed an indefinite strike notice starting January 10, 2026, over health insurance and benefits issues. Disruptions remain possible at Paris‑Orly and other Vueling operations in France.

FO Services Publics et de Santé filed a national strike notice covering all workers in the Fonction publique territoriale (territorial civil service), across mainland France and overseas, for a six‑month period starting February 1, 2026; stoppages may occur at any time during the notice.

Following the mandatory pre‑strike negotiation step recorded by the Education Ministry, CGT Éduc’action has a national strike notice covering first‑degree (primary) staff from January 5 to July 4, 2026, enabling work stoppages on those days.

Emergency department staff at the Centre hospitalier d’Ajaccio began an open-ended strike on February 10, 2026, denouncing unsafe patient care, chronic overcrowding, and degraded working conditions. The inter‑union STC–CFDT says the walkout will continue until concrete measures are agreed.

Emergency staff at Chartres Hospital are on an indefinite strike launched February 12, 2026, citing bed shortages, saturated facilities, insufficient equipment, and staff exhaustion. Unions CGT and FO demand staffing increases and immediate remedial measures.

The CGT territorials’ union in Valenton filed a strike notice for all staff in the city’s Educational Action Directorate, citing regularization of contracts, adapted leisure center facilities, vehicle safety and disability support.

The CGT Health and Social Care federation filed a national strike notice covering hospital and social care staff for Feb 20–26, 2026. Under this notice, walkouts can occur on any covered day to demand better staffing, pay scales, and conditions.

The Fédération CGT du Spectacle is calling workers in the performing arts, audiovisual, and cinema to strike on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, to oppose proposed unemployment‑insurance changes (notably raising intermittent workers’ eligibility from 507 to 557 hours).

SUD‑Rail has called conductors and drivers in the SNCF Intercités perimeter to strike from Friday, February 20 at 12:00 to Monday, February 23 at 08:00; media report the action will particularly target departures from Paris–Gare de Lyon on the TGV South‑East network.

The CGT Health and Social Care federation filed a national strike notice covering February 13–19, 2026, enabling health and social care staff to stop work across France during this period.

CGT territorials at the Communauté de communes du Ponthieu‑Marquenterre filed a strike notice covering January 19 to February 13, 2026.

Lignes d’Azur warns that a strike by staff working for Transdev Côte d’Azur (external to the Régie) will disrupt multiple bus lines across the Nice network on Friday, February 13, 2026.

Fil Bleu (Keolis Tours) reports ongoing industrial action that has disrupted the Tours Métropole network since December 24, 2025; disruptions are continuing.

The CGT Health and Social Care federation filed a nationwide strike notice covering public hospitals and social-care facilities from February 6 to 12, 2026, enabling work stoppages throughout the week.

The AggloBus operator (STU Bourges, RATP group) announced a strike (“mouvement social”) that will reduce bus service across the Bourges urban network on Thursday, February 12, 2026.

The municipality announced that all kindergarten teachers, several primary classes, and all classroom assistants (AESH) will strike on Thursday, February 12, 2026; no minimum service will be provided for the affected classes.

CGT at the Calvados Department and SUD jointly filed a strike notice covering all departmental staff, family assistants and GIPs (MDPH, MDEF, Labéo, Le 14) for February 9–11, 2026.

The majority secondary teachers’ union SNES‑FSU (Académie de Créteil) filed a strike notice covering January 26 to February 7, 2026 to allow staff in collèges/lycées and CIOs to stop work over pay, staffing and policy changes.

CGT mariners began a 48‑hour renewable strike on February 2, 2026, covering all vessels of Corsica Linea and La Méridionale. The action has disrupted ferry links between Marseille and Corsica and blocked Marseille’s north entrance for ships; companies warned of cancellations during the strike period. The dispute centers on job security, fleet plans and what unions call unfair competition from operators under foreign flags.

Primary‑school staff in the French Overseas Departments and Regions are called to strike on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, over unsafe and inadequate school facilities, staffing shortages and degraded working conditions.

CGT seafarers at Corsica Linea and La Méridionale filed a 48‑hour renewable strike notice starting Monday, February 2, 2026 at 08:00, covering all vessels and routes (including Marseille, Toulon, Nice and Corsica services), over fleet plans and competition issues.

ISNAR‑IMG announced a national strike by general medicine interns starting Monday, February 2, 2026, demanding regulatory texts to implement the 4th year (DES 4A) in conditions that respect training and patient care.

The CGT Territoriaux de La Courneuve filed an unlimited strike notice covering the municipal newspaper ‘Regards’ editorial staff and the Communications department starting January 19, 2026, citing disorganization and degraded working conditions.

The CGT energy federation’s notice covers electricity/gas workers through Feb 1, 2026; federation channels call for a strike day on Jan 22.

SUD‑Rail deposited a preavis covering all employees of the unified public SNCF group, citing lack of progress in talks; action can disrupt national rail services throughout December and January.

The FERC‑CGT has lodged a national strike notice covering Jan 1–31, 2026 for the education, research and culture sectors, to protect and coordinate local and national stoppages throughout the month.

Solidaires Fonction publique files a national preavis covering all three public‑sector branches from 1 January through 31 March 2026, enabling stoppages across administrations during the period.

The CGT Fédération des services publics (departmental sections) has filed month‑long preavis covering Jan 1–31, enabling stoppages across territorial services (Somme, Seine‑Saint‑Denis, Morbihan, Puy‑de‑Dôme, etc.).

CGT Finances Publiques filed a broad preavis covering all DGFiP personnel from 13 January to 30 June 2026, allowing stoppages throughout the period; effective dates on or after 16 January are listed.

Cabin crew union SNPNC‑FO has an open-ended strike notice at Vueling France, citing health insurance issues; action remains possible/ongoing.

CGT territoriaux filed a citywide reconductible strike notice covering all Marseille municipal services throughout January 2026.

At inland-waterways authority Voies Navigables de France (VNF), an inter-union group (CFDT‑VNF, FO, CGT) filed a reconductible, open-ended strike notice effective from January 13, 2026, citing stalled talks on reorganization; stoppages can occur under this notice.

USAC‑CGT resumed/continued a strike of aviation civil (DGAC/SEAC) staff in French Polynesia under a new strike notice effective January 1, 2026, after negotiations failed. Local coverage indicates the movement was still active as of January 20, with no agreement reached and the union signaling continuation. Expect operational constraints at Tahiti–Faa’a and regional airports subject to minimum‑service measures.

The CGT Santé et Action Sociale federation lodged a preavis covering 16–22 January 2026, enabling hospital and social-care staff nationwide to strike during this period.

Unions representing liberal surgeons, anesthetists, gynecologists-obstetricians and urologists announce a nationwide strike in private clinics with operating theatres closed and a symbolic ‘exile’ to Brussels, protesting planned changes to sector-2 surcharges in the Social Security budget.

All major unions of liberal doctors call for nationwide closure of medical cabinets from 5 to 15 January 2026 against PLFSS 2026, urging postponement of appointments and additional actions.

CGT Santé-Action Sociale has filed rolling national strike notices covering Dec 26, 2025 through Jan 15, 2026 across public hospitals and social-care services, enabling stoppages throughout the period.

ISNI calls a nationwide work stoppage by medical interns from Jan 5 to 15, 2026, aligning with broader protests against PLFSS 2026; interns are instructed to file individual strike declarations. Expect disruptions to hospital services relying on interns.

Local inter‑union in Val‑de‑Marne (FSU‑SNUipp 94, SNUDI‑FO 94, SUD Éducation 94) calls to strike and ‘close schools’ on Jan 15 over AESH staffing and MDPH notifications, with a departmental mobilisation converging on the Ministry in Paris at 14:30.

SNMH‑FO files a one‑day national strike notice for hospital physicians on Saturday, Jan 10, 2026, to enable participation in the Paris demonstration tied to the wider medical mobilization.

The USPO 13 pharmacists’ union filed a strike notice calling for pharmacy closures in the Bouches-du-Rhône department from December 26, 2025 through January 1, 2026, to protest changes to generic-rebate rules. This is framed as a continuation of the sector’s mobilization over 2025.

The cabin‑crew union UNAC maintains a strike notice for 1 January 2026 at easyJet France, aiming for “zero departures.” The majority union SNPNC‑FO lifted its own notice on 23 December, but UNAC’s action remains in force.

Intersyndicale of Paris school periscolaire staff calls an open-ended strike shutting the daily TAP slot (typically 15:00–16:00). Preavis is filed through 31 Dec 2025 and stated as renewable in 2026; closures and service disruptions are expected across many schools.

SAMUP and SGAC‑CGT filed a month-long reconductible strike notice for teachers at the Conservatoires nationaux supérieurs de musique et de danse (Paris and Lyon) starting 5 Dec, demanding workload and pay corrections.

Unions at Deverra (the MEL’s household‑waste contractor) filed an indefinite, reconductible strike notice effective 22 December 2025. MEL and affected communes warn of disruptions and prioritised collections; media report refuse collectors have been on strike since 22 December.

CGT EVSPC (Ville de Paris) filed a preavis for DEVE staff on multiple dates in December over pay, sick leave rules and grading; potential impacts to parks and cemetery services.

Unions at the Louvre (CGT, CFDT, SUD) filed a rolling strike notice from 15 Dec over understaffing, degraded working conditions and security issues; museum was closed on 15 Dec and staff voted to extend, with partial reopening under reduced routing on 17–18 Dec.

The Fédération CGT des Services publics deposited strike notices covering local/territorial public-service workers across France for December 16, 17 and 18, enabling work stoppages on those days.

Education unions call a nationwide strike of Accompagnants d’élèves en situation de handicap (AESH) on 16 December, within a week of actions from 15–19 December centered on the CSA ministériel budget session.

Three unions (SNMD‑CGT Culture, CFDT‑Culture, SUD‑Culture) filed a strike notice covering all Louvre staff starting the night before 15 December and for following days until demands on staffing, pay and safety are met; museum opening on 15 December depends on participation.

CGT, FO et UNSA du CASVP déposent un préavis couvrant tous les agents de l’EHPAD François 1er pour les 4–5 décembre (préavis reconductible), dénonçant des pratiques managériales et demandant des garanties sur les conditions de travail.

CGT du Conseil départemental des Yvelines dépose un préavis de grève couvrant l’ensemble des agents pour le jeudi 4 décembre, dénonçant la baisse des effectifs et dégradations des conditions de travail; rassemblement annoncé à Poissy.

Collectif médical du Sud‑Est calls a regional health strike on Dec 3, joined by FMF Sud and Jeunes Médecins, with preavis covering interns and hospital practitioners; multiple hospital CME bodies in Alpes‑Maritimes and Var announced participation (Nice, Antibes, Cannes, Grasse).

Intersyndicale SUPAP‑FSU, CGT CASVP and UNSA CASVP calls City of Paris Conseillers Socio‑Éducatifs and acting supervisors to strike on Dec 3 over pay and recognition; preavis attached.

Union Nationale des Syndicats CGT de l’UES Veolia Eau filed a strike notice covering Nov 20, 21, 22, 24, 25 and a further day on Dec 2, 2025.

Intersyndical call for a nationwide strike and demonstrations on Tuesday 2 December 2025 against austerity and for wage increases; education unions confirm participation.

CGT FTDNEEA filed a strike notice covering Paris sanitation (DPE) and municipal transport (TAM-DILT) with stoppages possible on multiple dates in November; actions can range from 55 minutes to 24 hours.

The CGT Maintenance and Equipment Union (City of Paris) has filed a notice covering the CMA Bonneuil for several days between November 3 and 28, 2025; calls to stop work over working conditions and remuneration.

CGT Santé-Action sociale filed national strike notices covering healthcare and social care services for 14–20 Nov and 21–27 Nov. This enables stoppages across hospitals and care facilities; days on/after 17 Nov are active under the notices.

The CGT federation for territorial public services filed a national strike notice covering 20, 21, 22, 24 and 25 Nov, enabling stoppages across local authorities and related services.

CGT territoriaux filed a strike notice covering all staff at EHPAD George Sand for 17–21 Nov, citing working conditions and pay.

Intersyndicale of SUPAP‑FSU, CFDT and CGT called peri‑school animation staff in Paris to strike one hour per day (around 11:25–12:25) from Nov 10 to 21, with a wider strike notice filed through Dec 31. Closures of canteens and some schools reported.

Postal workers in French Guiana began an open‑ended strike Nov 4 over a reorganisation of sorting and delivery. Actions include blocking sites in Cayenne and Matoury; movement confirmed active through mid‑November.

Inter-union at Transdev Sud-Yvelines calls a strike on Monday 17 Nov over pay errors and safety/working conditions; strong participation expected and significant disruption across the south Yvelines bus network.

Since November 4th, a coalition of unions, including the UTG-CGT, has been leading an indefinite strike against the reorganization of mail centers (Baduel, Mandela, financial center). The movement, still ongoing as of November 13th, is blocking sites and disrupting deliveries.

Sud-Rail called a strike on the Transdev-operated TER Marseille–Nice line; service adapted from Nov 6 until Nov 12 at 08:00.

Department-level CGT coordination filed a one-day strike notice covering territorial public services (cities, departments, regions, public housing offices, water/thanatology companies) for November 6.

CGT Santé et Action Sociale called a nationwide strike across hospitals, elderly-care, and social-care services.

Inter-union strike by vocational high-school staff against reforms to the terminale bac pro and the ‘parcours en Y’; actions and work stoppages called nationwide.

Majority air traffic controllers’ union SNCTA announced a 24‑hour strike spanning 18–19 September, expected to disrupt flights to, from and over France.

SNCTA filed a national strike notice for 18 September covering operational staff from the morning of 18 September to the end of the night shift on 19 September; major outlets report widespread flight impact.

All major union confederations (CFDT, CGT, FO, CFE‑CGC, CFTC, UNSA, FSU, Solidaires) called a nationwide day of strike and protests on 18 September.

Pharmacy unions called for nationwide closure of pharmacies on 18 September, with intersyndicale instructions on strike declarations and mobilisations.

Rail union SUD-Rail called for a nationwide rail strike on 10 September as part of broader opposition to austerity measures.

Health and social care unions, including CGT Santé, filed preavis for a strike on 10 September; AP‑HP unions also called staff to strike that day.

SUD‑Rail called rail workers to strike on 10 September as part of wider social mobilisations; national media also reported the union’s call.

CGT Santé Action Sociale filed a specific strike notice for 10 September; CGT‑AP‑HP also filed a strike notice for AP‑HP covering that day.