The Louvre Workers Are On Strike

The action was supported by about 400 employees.

Parisian Louvre did not open for visitors on Monday, December 15: the museum staff decided to hold a strike, demanding better conditions and higher wages. This is reported Reuters.

The action was supported by about 400 workers. The strike was initiated by the CFDT, CGT and Sud unions, which attributed their decision to worsening working conditions and chronic understaffing.

The museum administration confirmed the closure, citing the ongoing protest.

The unions said in a statement that employees face an ever-increasing workload and contradictory instructions from management, which they say prevents them from performing their professional duties well.

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