Overview
- SNCF reports over 90% of TGVs, 90% of TERs, and 80% of Transilien trains running on the strike's final day, with minimal disruptions to travelers.
- The strike, led by SUD-Rail and CNA, sought higher bonuses and better scheduling predictability but achieved no pay increases despite extended planning visibility to six months.
- Saturday saw over 60% of TGV controllers and approximately 50% of TER staff participating in the strike, with slightly lower mobilization expected on Sunday.
- SNCF deployed trained volunteers and adjusted train operations to ensure most passengers could travel as planned during the May 8 holiday weekend.
- The CGT-Cheminots union has announced additional strike dates for June 4, 5, and 11, signaling a continuation of the labor dispute over pay and working conditions.