Saturday's new mobilization aims to maintain pressure two days before a social conference with unions and employers convened Monday morning in Matignon, and meetings with high school and student organizations in the afternoon. In a letter Friday to the social partners, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, faced with a very hot social autumn, ensures that he "hears(re) the expectations expressed on salaries and purchasing power" and the "concerns" of employers. This conference “will make it possible to present concrete responses to the expectations of the French,” he says.