The opinion of the High Authority for Health recommending “the end of the vaccination obligation” was made public this Thursday, March 30, even as the trade unions of Guadeloupe marched in the streets of Pointe-à-Pitre.
The new day of mobilization of the unions against the pension reform has given rise to numerous closures of schools, primary and secondary schools, road blockages, vehicle fires… Despite the rain, in Pointe-à-Pitre , the demonstrators once again protested in the streets of Pointe-à-Pitre, to the new premises of the sub-prefecture in Lauricisque, against the postponement of the retirement age, while pointing the finger at the problems of the archipelago and within companies.
This new unitary day of protest was especially marked by the publication of the opinion of the HAS (High Authority of Health) on the end of the vaccination obligation.
“Our fight does not stop there. »
Gaby Clavier, from the UTS-UGTG.
The beginning of a new chapter for private or public health professionals, suspended without pay for more than a year, and trade unions, mobilized since July 2021 against the vaccination obligation.
“It is a recognition of our oppositioncomments Gaby Clavier, of the UTS-UGTG. Our fight does not stop there! Now, it is up to each establishment director to define the opening of negotiations on the conditions for the re-employment of staff, whether it concerns their assignment, late salaries, career development, etc. Reintegration presupposes the stop all pressure and intimidation against health workers. »
Pending the opening of negotiations, the unions announce that they will maintain their mobilization, particularly at Bik du CHU, and do not rule out new blockages.
