Join · dual membership
To shut the country down, get organised at home and at work
A general strike is won through organisation. Join your tenants’ union and your workplace union: together they are the power that makes 11N possible, and whatever comes next.
Why join both
The landlord and the boss squeeze us from both sides. We fight back on both sides.
At home
Your tenants’ union stands by you against your landlord, bargains collectively and stops evictions. We’re staying put.
At work
The right to strike is yours even if you’re not a union member, but the union advises you, defends you against reprisals and organises the stoppage at your workplace.
No one alone
Strike fund and mutual aid: no one should have to give up the fight for fear of not making it to the end of the month.
Home
Tenants’ unions
The Confederation and the tenants’ unions that make it up.
Home · also take members
Other housing unions
Housing unions that are not part of the Confederation but also take members and are joining the 11N strike.
Work
Labour unions
Join the union for your sector or your workplace. These are the labour unions joining the 11N general strike.
Quick questions
Do I have to be a union member to strike on 11N?
No. The right to strike is individual. But you’re stronger organised: your union keeps you informed, protects you and coordinates the stoppage.
What if I’m self-employed, a student or unemployed?
You can strike too: consumption, care, studies. And you can join your tenants’ union.
There’s no tenants’ union in my city
Write to us at [email protected] and we’ll put you in touch with the nearest one or help you set up a new branch.
