Public sector workers in Brittany are organizing several demonstrations on Tuesday, September 29, as part of ongoing labor activism. This comes after a recent climate march and is led by an intersyndical group made up of eight unions, including CFDT, CGT, FO, FSU, Solidaires, Unsa, CFE-CGC, and FA-FP. The group has called for a strike to highlight their demands, which include better pay, improved working conditions, and other reforms. In the department of Ille-et-Vilaine, a demonstration will begin at 11:00 AM in Rennes on the esplanade of General de Gaulle. In Finistère, three separate marches are planned: one in Brest starting at 11:00 AM on Place de la Liberté, and two more in Morlaix and Quimper, both at 10:30 AM on Place des Otages. In Morbihan, protesters are expected in the port of Palais at 11:00 AM, in Lorient on the hospital esplanade at 10:30 AM, and in Vannes in front of the Direction générale des Finances Publiques at 10:30 AM. In addition, demonstrations are set to take place in three cities in Côtes-d'Armor: Dinan, Lannion, and Saint-Brieuc. The intersyndical group has outlined several key demands, including "general salary measures," such as a "significant revaluation of the index point," which refers to a measure used to adjust wages based on inflation. Other demands include better working conditions, the abolition of the care day (a policy requiring workers to take time off for caregiving responsibilities), wage equality between men and women, and the maintenance of retirees' purchasing power. The regional SNCF network, known as Nomad, warned on X (formerly Twitter) that train services would be "strongly disrupted" on several lines, including the route between Caen in Calvados and Rennes. Disruptions are expected to be even more severe on the line connecting Pontorson and Mont-Saint-Michel in the Manche department, which could affect travel plans for many residents and visitors.