Strike at the SNCF around the 8 May bridge: the Minister of Transport hopes that the unions will return "to reason"

After a meeting between SNCF and SUD Rail, which ended in a failure, Philippe Tabarot still hopes to avoid the black week around the weekend of 8 May.

Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot hopes that the railway unions will return "to reason", Thursday 24 April 2025, while they maintain their call for strike for the week of 5 May, having not found agreement with the management of SNCF on wages and schedules.

"Some trade unions do not seem to want to move towards a calming," deplored Minister of Transport Philippe Tabarot on Thursday 24 April, who said, however, that he hoped that they would "come to reason", so as to avoid a strike at the SNCF on the weekend of 8 May.

"Some trade unions do not seem to want to move towards a calming," lamented Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot on Thursday, who said, however, that he hoped that they would "come to reason", so as to avoid a strike at the SNCF on the weekend of 8 May.

Barely confirmed, the mobilization of railwaymen from 5 to 11 May already shakes the users. Minister Philippe Tabarot sounds the alarm and calls for "not to instrumentalize the strike". SNCF strike: a "black week" announced from 5 to 11 May Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot did not chew his words on 24 April 2025 on RTL: "This month of May is a difficult one, users must quickly have information to organize."On line, the strike scheduled from 5…

Philippe Tabarot, the Minister of Transport, said he hoped that the unions "return to reason" to avoid a strike at the SNCF for the bridge of 8 May Will there be a strike at the SNCF for the