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Unions launch a consultation of French rail workers on reform

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French rail workers sought to up the ante in weeks of strikes Monday, slashing the number of trains running as the government insists it will not back down in the standoff. Unions launched a consultation of the SNCF's 147,000 staff on whether or not they back the government's plans. IMAGES of the vote and of a general assembly

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