The CFDT’s 2027‑focused agenda signals a strategic shift amid a right‑wing surge in French politicsExecutive summary: The CFDT opened its 51st congress by denouncing the National Rally and presenting a forward‑looking programme to 2027. The union’s stance highlights mounting tension between French labour organisations and the rising influence of the far‑right, potentially shaping labour legislation and collective‑bargaining dynamics. CFDT (Marylise Léon), National Rally, French government and employer organisations. Intensified negotiations over wage policy, possible strikes, and political lobbying as the 2027 legislative horizon approaches.At its 51st congress in Bordeaux, CFDT secretary‑general Marylise Léon criticised the National Rally and aligned parties, while outlining the union’s priorities through 2027. The speech reflects growing concern among labour groups about the political climate and sets the stage for policy battles ahead.Connected developmentsItaly adopts emergency heat‑wave labour measuresCorruption case pressures Spain’s prime ministerOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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