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TotalEnergies Workers Prepare for Nationwide Refinery Strike Despite One Thousand Euro Bonus Offer

Labor unions representing workers at TotalEnergies facilities across France confirmed plans to proceed with a nationwide refinery strike later this week, formally rejecting a management offer of a one thousand euro bonus in pursuit of permanent wage increases.
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