Stéphane Sirot, specialist in trade unionism, teaches political and social history at the University of Cergy-Pontoise.
LE FIGARO.-
Strikes in airports
, in stations, in certain companies, is the deterioration of the social climate in France accentuated?
Stéphane SIROT.-
We can only note the multiplication of social conflicts, mainly on the question of wages, but these mobilizations are not recent.
We have seen them since the end of last year.
What strikes me, on the other hand, is that they are developing in all sectors, including those which are not at all accustomed to social conflicts, such as retail companies such as Sephora, or in underprivileged societies. processing, in the case of airports.
This accumulation of mobilization around the question of wages has no reason, except the arrival of the holidays, to run out of steam.
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