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on February 16, 2018 at 7:16:33 am
 

Grenelle and Baden-Baden 

 

The Grenelle agreements were negotiated on 25th-26th May and were concluded, but not signed, on the 27th May, they were negotiated by the representative of the Pompidou Government, the trade unions and the Organisation patronale, with Jacques Chirac being one of the chief negotiations.

 

They led to a 35% increase in the minimum wage and a 10% increase in average real wages, whilst also providing for the establishment of the trade union section of business.

 

The proposals negotiated during discussions were eventually rejected. Whilst it did have an eventual impact on wages, the social crisis was not immediately resolved and strikes did continue throughout, once De Gaulle returned from negotiating the Baden-Baden agreements in Germany, there was a Gaullist counter-demonstration he had to face, which resulted in the National Assembly dissolving.

 

 

 

 

 

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