This Tuesday in Toulouse, the tram will only run at best until 10 a.m. and then from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. With long waiting times between trains. Buses of more than twenty lines will remain at the depot and the frequency of metro trains will be disrupted. And this will only be a taste since these disturbances generated by a strike of trams must continue until Friday, June 2.
The inter-union (CFDT, CGT, SUD, FNCR), which had announced this new mobilization, wants in particular to hinder a Congress on “intelligent mobility” which is taking place this week at the MEET, the new one with exhibitions, served by the T1 tram line.
The conflict has been going on for several weeks and relates to the removal by the management of a “safeguard clause” which until now allowed to align the remuneration of Tisséo agents with inflation. After this new week of strike, the employees have already mentioned the idea of disrupting Fête de la Musique or the Rugby World Cup in September.