None of the 22 stores under own management will be open in Brussels on Saturday. In Wallonia, 10 out of 41 shops are open, in Flanders 45 out of 65. Since the start of the actions, more shops have been closed on Saturdays than during the week.
The unions also announced a “solidarity action” for Saturday in about 40 stores. In Flanders, these are stores in Hasselt, Houthalen, Sint-Truiden, Roeselare, Ledeberg, Wondelgem, Sint-Kruis (Bruges), Antwerp, Deurne, Berchem and Kessel-Lo. ABVV, ACV and ACLVB also come together at all 22 Brussels Delhaizes under own management, as do eight Walloon stores. The unions want to ask the customer to show solidarity with the employees of the supermarkets under their own management.
In recent Saturdays, more shops continued to arrive. A week ago, for example, there were 96 closed branches.
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