M TAG in the news

M'Tag unions have issued a strike notice for late 2026 due to stalled negotiations on salaries and working conditions, blaming management's inability to make decisions due to SMMAG's "blockage."

M Tag suspended all tram and bus services in Grenoble due to safety concerns amidst student protests and clashes with police.

Grenoble's MTag public transport network faces a new strike in October 2026 as unions demand salary increases and improved working conditions.

MTag halted public transport in Grenoble due to violence, prioritizing staff safety and condemning attacks on buses, trams, and stops.

MTag unions have issued a strike threat, demanding salary increases and a renegotiation of the 2026 mandatory annual negotiation due to rising costs.

Laura Siefert, the new M Tag president, refutes criticism from elected official Allan Brunon regarding her appointment and his claims of supporting company employees.

Allan Brunon, an LFI opposition elected official, strongly criticizes Laura Siefert's appointment as M Tag president, alleging cronyism and her lack of qualifications, amidst a tense social climate within the transport company.

Laura Siefert has been appointed as the first female president of M Tag, a public transport company in Grenoble, facing financial challenges and fleet renewal projects.

Laura Siefert has become the new president of M Tag, succeeding Jean-Paul Trovero and becoming the first woman to hold the position.

Laura Siefert was appointed president of M Tag on September 3, 2026, amid union tensions over working conditions.

The Islamabad High Court suspended a National Highway Authority notification imposing a 50% additional toll on vehicles lacking M-Tags, ruling it potentially unlawful.

Allan Brunon failed to secure the presidency of M Tag, the Grenoble public transport operator, amidst political maneuvering and a lack of support for his candidacy.

M'Tag, Grenoble's public transport operator, faces criticism for dangerously high temperatures in a tram during a heatwave, raising safety concerns for staff and passengers.

A M Tag bus was ambushed and damaged by individuals using fire extinguishers to blind the driver in Grenoble.

LFI politician Allan Brunon led a small protest at M TAG headquarters to campaign for the company's presidency and demand labor reforms.

LFI supporters organized a march to promote Allan Brunon's candidacy for the presidency of the public transport operator M Tag.

The CGT union has endorsed Allan Brunon for the presidency of M Tag while supporting a phased implementation of free public transportation.

Grenoble councilor Allan Brunon is running for the presidency of M Tag to improve agent working conditions and implement free public transit.

LFI politician Allan Brunon is running for the presidency of Grenoble's public transport network M TAG to promote free transport and better working conditions.

Allan Brunon is positioned as a potential candidate to lead the Isère public transport operator M TAG amidst regional political maneuvering.