Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez Requests Delay on Police Union Demands
Following union protests, police organizations are awaiting concrete measures, particularly a raise in allowances.
Police union organizations were received at the Interior Ministry on Tuesday and are demanding concrete action from the ministry, particularly a raise in allowances. According to these unions, Minister Laurent Nuñez is requesting a "delay" to finalize budget decisions.
This request for postponement comes following mobilization by police unions expressing their dissatisfaction with salary conditions and measures they have been awaiting for several months.
Sources
- Après la manifestation des syndicats de policiers, le ministre de l’intérieur, Laurent Nuñez, joue la montre — Le Monde — Une
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