After salary negotiations in trade, with metallurgists and civil servants with raises of the order of 8%, one can rightly ask, looking at the demands of railway workers, whether a two-class society already exists when it comes to wages. and salary negotiations are. After the railway workers’ strike did not bring the “success” expected by the unionists, such as traffic chaos, etc., since people became more flexible in times of crisis like this, it would be opportune for the workers to reflect on whether they should also not agree in the next negotiations it could come to terms with the level of other professions, especially as railway workers, unlike many others, have a crisis-proof job and are therefore spared another major worry.
