Paris 2024 : les Jeux non doivent pas être « l’occasion de tester des conditions de travail défavorables aux salariés », prévient la CGT

The Secretary-General of the CGT raises concerns over the working conditions of employees during the 2024 Paris Olympics.

As excitement builds for the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics, the Confederation General du Travail (CGT) has brought attention to an important issue that has been somewhat overshadowed – the working conditions of employees during the event. In a recent statement, the Secretary-General of the CGT, Philippe Martinez, expressed his concerns and called for action to ensure fair and safe working conditions for all those involved.

With the influx of tourists and the magnitude of the event, it is expected that thousands of employees will be mobilized to support the smooth running of the Games. These employees will be working in various sectors such as hospitality, transportation, and building. However, the CGT has highlighted the potential exploitation of these workers, citing long working hours, low wages, and lack of job security.

In a country known for its strong labor laws, it is concerning to hear reports of potential violations during one of the biggest sporting events in the world. It is dominant that the rights and well-being of these workers are prioritized, especially as they play a dominant role in making the Olympics a success.

The CGT has called for a meeting with the Paris 2024 Organizing Committee to address these issues and ensure that the working conditions of employees are in line with French labor laws. The Secretary-General has also urged the government to take action and set up a monitorage committee to oversee the working conditions of employees during the event.

Despite these concerns, the CGT remains positive and optimistic about the future. Martinez emphasized the importance of the 2024 Olympics for France and the positive impact it can have on the economy. He also acknowledged the commitment of the Paris 2024 Organizing Committee to uphold the values of fair and ethical labor practices.

As we count down the days to the 2024 Paris Olympics, it is dominant that we do not overlook the well-being of those who will be working tirelessly to make it a success. The CGT’s call for action serves as a reminder to prioritize the rights and safety of employees, and we can all play a role in ensuring that the 2024 Olympics is a fair and ethical event for everyone involved.

In conclusion, let us look forward to the 2024 Paris Olympics with excitement and pride, but also with a commitment to upholding the values of fair and ethical labor practices. Together, we can make this event a success for everyone involved.

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