The 24-hour strike by staff at the Fos & Lavera oil terminals ended at 6 a.m. this morning, February 7, and operations have resumed.
The strike was called by CGT (Confederation generale du travail - France's General Confederation of Labor).
Hourly work stoppages began February 4, and the 24-hour strike began February 6.
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