20.26% of lecturers on strike in line with the ministry | EUROtoday

The Ministry of Education recorded 20.26% of lecturers on strike on Thursday February 1 – intimately, the ministry lists 20% of lecturers on strike in major faculties, and 29% in center faculties, 8% normally excessive faculties and technological and 12% in vocational highschool. The unions announce 40% of strikers amongst major college lecturers and 47% in center and excessive faculties.

Teachers and all schooling employees are known as to strike and exhibit all through France, on the name of the primary unions (FSU, CGT, FO, SUD-Education, UNSA-Education, SGEN-CFDT) . Remuneration, working circumstances, protection of public faculties… there are numerous watchwords.

In a joint press launch, the FSU, the CGT, SUD, the UNSA and the SGEN-CFDT spotlight “their attachment to the educational project of public, secular, free and compulsory education”. “We denounce policies that organize a form of social separatism and contribute to undermining social cohesion and our democracy”they are saying.

A name for a strike launched final December

This name for a strike was launched in December, earlier than the arrival of Amélie Oudéa-Castéra on the Ministry of Education, to succeed Gabriel Attal, appointed to Matignon. Promoted three weeks in the past to the pinnacle of a super-ministry – schooling, youth, sports activities and the Olympic Games – “AOC” crystallized the discontent of the instructing world.

The controversial declarations of the minister upon taking workplace, who justified the registration of her kids on the elitist non-public institution Stanislas by “lots of hours not seriously replaced” within the public, assertions subsequently denied by her son's former kindergarten instructor, have nonetheless not been handed, regardless of her apologies.

In Paris, an indication will depart at 2 p.m. from Luxembourg in direction of the Ministry of National Education. Others are introduced in lots of cities all through France. In Marseille, a minimum of 1,600 lecturers and highschool college students, in line with the police, have been demonstrating since this morning, ” very angry “ particularly in opposition to the declarations of their minister Amélie Oudéa-Castéra.

This mobilization can be “a warning to the government”Who “remain deaf” within the face of alerts “on daily life, suffering at work as well as the lack of recognition, particularly salary”underlines the FSU-SNUipp, the primary major union, for which “the situation worsened with the appointment of a part-time minister who discredited herself”.