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“It is no longer possible to suffer in silence”: political imbroglio around the sale of Grenoble Habitat, employees go on strike

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Eric Piolle, the mayor of Grenoble, required “clarity” from the Metropolis in its process of taking over the social landlord. Grenoble Habitat employees went on strike on Thursday in the face of a potential economic recovery plan.

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“It is no longer possible to suffer in silence”: political imbroglio around the sale of Grenoble Habitat, employees go on strike

Eric Piolle, the mayor of Grenoble, required “clarity” from the Metropolis in its process of taking over the social landlord. Grenoble Habitat employees went on strike on Thursday in the face of a potential economic recovery plan.

·Strasbourg, France
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France Info broke the news in Strasbourg, France on Thursday, July 4, 2024.
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