The results of the CSL elections are in!

Less than a year ago, we dared to venture into all sectors, and today we're starting to reap the rewards of that gamble.

For some, the idea of going multi-sector seemed insane. However, despite the scepticism, many people chose to believe in this vision and put their trust in us. Thanks to them, we were able to run a bold campaign and expand beyond the banking sector.

Positive outcomes

Our results are nothing to be ashamed of: we have expanded in the financial sector, where we remain the undisputed reference union. We noted a slight decrease in percentage terms, mainly in large companies where electoral participation is higher. This is quite normal in the trade union democratic cycle. What's more, we are optimistic about our ability to regain ground in these companies, as we are seeing a generational renewal that is favourable to our union. This testifies to our appeal to new generations and our ability to maintain a dynamic and influential presence.

We are also proud to have gained one seat compared to the 2019-2023 term. We also note a fall in abstention rates and a significant proportion of seats going to women, with 42% of seats won.

Preparing for 2029

We are confident that we will do even better in 2029: we are gaining more delegations, have made our first breakthrough in a non-banking sector, and have gone from 5.4% of the vote to 8.6%. Other independent unions and other delegations have already contacted us to ask to join us.

We would like to thank everyone who contributed to this victory, and we pledge to work tirelessly for a fairer and more equitable future for all.

We're on course for (another) great success in 2029!