Georges Séguy

Georges Séguy was a prominent French trade union leader born in 1910. He led the General Confederation of Labour (CGT), France’s largest workers’ union, from 1955 to 1969. Séguy was known for advocating workers’ rights and social justice during a time of social change. He played a key role in labor protests and negotiations, striving to improve conditions for workers in industries like manufacturing. His leadership contributed significantly to France’s post-war labor movements, and he remains a notable figure in labor history for his efforts to promote collective rights and social equity.