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The CGT Union Occupies the Headquarters of Foment Del Treball.

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Members of the General Confederation of Labor (CGT, the third largest union in terms of members in Catalonia) occupied the headquarters of Foment del Treball – the employers' association that groups large Catalan companies – in Barcelona this Monday.

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A dozen members of the CGT union have entered the headquarters of the employers' Foment del Treball in Via Laietana (Barcelona) this afternoon, where they have hung a banner in support of...

·Madrid, Spain
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The members of the organization hang a poster in favor of the general strike called for Wednesday at the headquarters of the main Catalan employer

·Madrid, Spain
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Later, union members have left the headquarters of the Catalan employer

·Madrid, Spain
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Members of the General Confederation of Labor (CGT, the third largest union in terms of members in Catalonia) occupied the headquarters of Foment del Treball – the employers' association that groups large Catalan companies – in Barcelona this Monday.

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The CGT union assures that this is an indefinite occupation until the Catalan employer agrees to negotiate with the unions and "unblock" the negotiation of several collective agreements Related: General strike of the 11N: the Govern sets at 25% the minimum services for metro, buses, tram and trains

·Spain
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Militants and supporters of CGT occupy the headquarters of the employers' Foment del Treball to demand housing and decent wages, unblocking the negotiations of collective agreements, widespread application of wage guarantee clauses to prevent the loss of purchasing power due to inflation and the creation of specific supplements to help compensate the high price of housing.

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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