I like this....People Power.
>"Head of Sony France released after night locked in factory by sacked workers.
The head of the Sony corporation in France was held overnight in an electronics plant in south-west France yesterday by workers protesting against their redundancy terms. The workers blocked exits from the factory with the trunks and branches of trees and forced the chief executive of Sony France, Serge Foucher, and the company's head of human resources, Roland Bentz, to spend the night in a conference room. "
From last year:
>'In the most prolonged recent example of "sequestration", two senior executives of the Kleber company, belonging to the Michelin corporation, were barricaded into a plant at Toul in Meurthe-et-Moselle for five days last year."
We didn't hear about this over here. Wonder why. Think it might catch <on>?
How to protest at work the French way – take the boss hostage
