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Two-day strike at Total's Feyzin refinery ends

Tue Dec 15, 2009 9:42am EST

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PARIS, Dec 15 (Reuters) - A two-day strike at Total's Feyzin (TOTF.PA) refinery in southeast France ended at 1300 GMT on Tuesday just three hours ahead of a meeting to sign a pay deal, Total and the CGT union said.

"The refinery restarted production and deliveries," a union spokesman told Reuters.

A meeting between Total's management and the unions is scheduled for 1600 GMT. The parties are expected to sign an agreement for a 2.7 percent pay increase. (Reporting by Muriel Boselli)



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