The site, which had reopened at the end of April with 50% of the workforce, was to resume full Monday. It will remain closed.
The 700 temporary workers who were to join the Renault factory in Sandouville (Normandy) on Monday will remain at home. Just like the 900 employees expected to support the 1,000 pairs of arms already present since the end of April on the automaker’s site.
At the end of an interim procedure initiated on April 24, the CGT obtained the temporary – and immediate – closure of the Renault factory specializing in the manufacture of Trafic commercial vehicles on Thursday in Le Havre. The reason: not the sanitary conditions of work on the site – it is still at a standstill at the start of the procedure -, but flaws in form in the information-consultation obligations preceding the resumption. In particular an invitation (by email) apparently not received by the CGT, and therefore absent at local meetings of the CSE, as well as the health and safety committee. Or non-compliance with an 8-day period between the agenda of a CSE convened in Sandouville (rectified after dispatch) and its
