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Fin de transition en GuinÃ©e : Le GÃ©nÃ©ral SÃ©kouba KonatÃ© parleâ€¦(Exclusif)

Finalisation de la transition : Le Capitaine Dadis Camara sâ€™exprimeâ€¦ (Exclusif)

Perchoir de lâ€™assemblÃ©e : DerniÃ¨re ligne droite pour le choix dÃ©finitif du candidat de lâ€™opposition

Situation socio-politique en GuinÃ©e: Ce qu'en pense l'opposant Faya Milimono

Exclusif: le prÃ©sident CondÃ© demande la dÃ©mission du gouvernement(officiel)

Detail de la News

GrÃ¨ve en vue dans les banques en GuinÃ©e

[IMG1]Les employÃ©s de banques et des sociÃ©tÃ©s dâ€™assurances de GuinÃ©e envisagent de dÃ©clencher Ã partir de lundi une grÃ¨ve gÃ©nÃ©rale illimitÃ©e si leur plateforme revendicative nâ€™est pas satisfaite, a appris APA jeudi de source syndicale Ã Conakry.

La FÃ©dÃ©ration syndicale autonome des banques, assurances et micro finance (FESABAG) qui aurait dÃ©posÃ© un prÃ©avis de grÃ¨ve depuis le 14 novembre dernier, rÃ©clame le doublement des salaires des travailleurs et lâ€™octroi de faveurs aux cadres nationaux dans lâ€™allocation des prÃªts bancaires.

Les mouvements de revendication corporatistes sont rÃ©currents en GuinÃ©e.

Depuis le dÃ©but de lâ€™annÃ©e, enseignants, mÃ©decins, policiers et militaires ont engagÃ© le bras de fer avec le gouvernement Ã travers des grÃ¨ves qui ont paralysÃ© Conakry, et ponctuÃ©es dâ€™incidents ayant connu parfois une tournure dramatique.

Cette menace que brandit la FESABAG est entrain de provoquer une vÃ©ritable psychose au sein des populations, qui sont conscientes que la fermeture des banques aura une incidence sur tous les autres secteurs dâ€™activitÃ© du pays.

Source:APA

Rubrique: Economie date: 20-Nov-2008 à 22:30:35 Partager:

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