Overview
- The CFDT remains the leading private sector union with 26.58% of the vote, a slight drop from 26.77% in 2021.
- The CGT and Force Ouvrière (FO) hold second and third places with 22.21% and 14.91% of the vote, respectively, both showing minor declines since the last election.
- Smaller unions, including CFE-CGC and CFTC, improved their standings, with vote shares rising to 12.95% and 9.58%, respectively.
- Unions surpassing the 8% threshold gain critical privileges, including the right to negotiate agreements and appoint labor council members.
- Despite high mobilization during the 2023 retirement reform protests, voter turnout in this election remains notably low, reflecting ongoing challenges in union engagement.