Three unions affiliated with the SFR group have announced plans to strike on Thursday, September 24. The unions are responding to concerns about job losses following the acquisition of the company by a new operator. This acquisition has raised fears among workers about the future of their employment. The CFDT, one of the unions involved, stated that the takeover could lead to the loss of several thousand jobs. The union expressed concern over the uncertainty surrounding the transition and the potential impact on employees' livelihoods. Workers are worried about whether their current roles will be maintained or if layoffs will be necessary. The acquisition of SFR by a new operator has brought about significant changes in the company's structure and operations. As a result, employees are facing uncertainty about their job security and the direction of the company. The unions are seeking to highlight these concerns through the planned strike. The strike is intended to draw attention to the potential job losses and to push for clearer communication from the company regarding future employment prospects. The unions hope that their actions will lead to negotiations that protect workers' interests during this period of transition.