Selma Labib
Work and employment
8 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
Campaign proposal or statement : 8
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Win increases of €400 and even €500; target at least €2,200 net per month; raise wages, pensions and benefits and index them to prices.
Source details
Version offered for download on 28 September 2026. It differs from the 12 September speech (published 15 September), which called for a €400 increase and no income below €2,000 net. Both versions are kept with their dates.
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Ban dismissals, stop job cuts and reduce working time without loss of pay until unemployment ends; collectively identify recruitment needs.
Source details
No precise weekly hours or total cost are supplied in this leaflet.
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Programme for collective struggles: open borders, ban dismissals, index wages and pensions, fund education, transport, health and climate action, and establish workers’ control.
Source details
Extracts of the speech of 23 August 2026, published on 7 September; the full video has not been transcribed. She describes herself as a private-sector bus driver aged 31, earning €1,900 per month; these are her statements, not administrative records.
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Oppose increasing take-home pay by removing contributions financing social protection.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Increase all wages by €400 monthly, with corresponding gross pay and contribution increases.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Increase wages at least in line with inflation.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Ban layoffs.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Sharply reduce working time and workload without pay cuts, under workers’ control.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Cite this page
Source Civique, « Selma Labib — Work and employment », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/selma-labib/travail-emploi/, accessed [date] (version of 1 November 2026).
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