A nationwide public sector mobilization day has caused disruptions in schools, canteens, and other public services in Marseille. This movement is part of a larger national effort aimed at opposing a planned freeze on the index point in the 2027 budget. The index point is a measure used to adjust wages and public spending based on inflation, and its freeze has sparked significant concern among public sector workers and unions. In Marseille, the impact has been most visible in school catering services, where staff have participated in the mobilization, leading to delays and shortages in meal provision. The city's public schools, which rely heavily on these services, have been affected, with some parents reporting difficulties in accessing meals for their children. As part of this national mobilization, a demonstration was organized to express opposition to the proposed freeze. Participants gathered in public spaces to voice their concerns, highlighting the potential consequences for public sector workers and the services they provide. The event drew attention from local media and underscored the growing public debate around the issue. The mobilization reflects broader dissatisfaction with the government's financial planning and its impact on public services. While the government has defended the freeze as a necessary measure to control public spending, unions and workers argue that it will undermine living standards and the quality of essential services. The situation remains under close watch as similar actions are expected to take place across the country.