Train and Metro Officers Start Strike in France

Train and Metro Officers Start a Strike in France: Before the EURO 2016 to be held in France, train and metro officers took a boycott decision.
The strikes that have been going on in France for a while have outstripped football in the European Championship. After Air France pilots decided to strike between 11-14 June, CGT and Sud-Rail employees, two important unions in the country, also decided to block the train and metro lines completely.
METRO AND TRAIN LINES BLOCKED
A bad surprise awaits the fans at the European Championship, which will start with the match between France and Romania. After the Air France pilots who had previously announced that they would go on strike between 11-14 June, a shock came from the metro and train employees. CGT and Sud-Rail, two important unions of France, decided to block all metro and train lines to the Stade de France, where the European Championship opening match will be held.
EMPLOYEES STRUCTURE
The unions said that almost 100 percent of the employees working on the B and D lines of the regional RER trains, which are the Stade de France lines, decided to strike, and announced that this action started today.
TRAINS WILL BE ON THE SERVICE
On the other hand, RER trains B and D lines in the service of one of the two trains operating in the French National Rail SNCF Managers reported that they continue to dialogue with CGT and Sud-Rail unions to avoid problems during the European Championships.
HOLLANDE UYARDI: DO NOT TAKE SECTOR
In addition to this development in the trade unions, French President Francois Hollande warned the unions. Hollande, who did not want any interruptions during the tournament, used the following statements:
“The state has to do its duty because it is something that appeals to everyone's emotions. All necessary precautions will be taken. At the same time, organizations that are supposed to assume responsibility for the participants of the actions should not disrupt this festival. "
"THINK FOOTBALLS"
French Sports Minister Thierry Braillard also called on the unions, “Football fans need to think. "It is unacceptable to do it shortly before the championship starts, while there are other times to strike."