PARIS, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The CGT labour union at LVMH's champagne units called for new strike action next Thursday, as it seeks to pressure management to compensate workers for lost bonuses. 

CGT labour representatives from the Moet&Chandon and Veuve Clicquot champagne houses said in a video addressed to workers on Friday that they should drop their tasks for "at least three hours".

The union launched protests last month against a cut in annual bonuses and other benefits at the world's largest luxury group, even as it keeps dividends to shareholders stable.

The group hasn't yet publicly commented on the labour dispute. LVMH's Moet Hennessy alcohol division had no immediate comment when contacted by Reuters on Friday.

Management at the unit had offered to pay a one-off 1,000 euros ($1,162.20) payment to workers after it said it would not pay usual annual bonuses amid a decline in sales, said the CGT, an offer "not at the height of our expectations".

"It is really important to continue to put pressure on the company", a CGT official said in the video message, adding that further talks are planned for Wednesday. 

So far, no strike action has been announced at LVMH's other drinks businesses, including the Hennessy cognac brand. 

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(Reporting by Tassilo Hummel, writing by Louise Rasmussen, editing by Inti Landauro)