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REFINING: France's CFDT Union Keeping Strike Options Open for Exxon Sites

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France’s CFDT trade union said on Monday it was keeping all options open for protests at ExxonMobil sites across France over the reorganization of the Port Jerome facility. 

  • France’s CGT union has been on strike at the Port Jerome site for 125 days after Exxon Mobil Chemical France said it would shut down the steam cracker and close chemical production at the refinery this year.
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France’s CFDT trade union said on Monday it was keeping all options open for protests at ExxonMobil sites across France over the reorganization of the Port Jerome facility. 

  • France’s CGT union has been on strike at the Port Jerome site for 125 days after Exxon Mobil Chemical France said it would shut down the steam cracker and close chemical production at the refinery this year.