The SNCTA union of air traffic controllers in France announces a national strike on September 18, citing a lack of social dialogue.
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SNCTA, the majority union of air traffic controllers in France, which represents 60% of them, has announced a national strike on September 18, due to a "failure of social dialogue." The strike will begin in the morning of September 18 and will continue until the end of the night shift on September 19. This comes after several days of strikes organized by various unions in recent months.
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