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TotalEnergies says it will begin salary negotiations in October

Skylar Williams

Oct 10, 2022 15:28

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Sunday, the French energy company TotalEnergies requested that annual salary discussions begin this month, pending the conclusion of ongoing industrial action that continues to limit production at some of its sites.


TotalEnergies issued the following statement: "TotalEnergies urges everyone to conduct themselves in a proper manner so that the company can serve the French people in the best possible conditions."


In mid-November, the formal wage negotiations were scheduled to commence. One of the primary demands of the CGT union leading the strikes is that they begin earlier than planned.