Cleaning crews plan weeklong strikes against government, Schiphol, trains
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Cleaners are striking all this week at Schiphol Airport and train stations, among other locations. The FNV trade union announced this on Monday in a…
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Cleaners will go on strike this week from Monday to Friday at Schiphol, train stations, and other locations in the Netherlands, trade union FNV announces. They are protesting against a collective labor agreement concluded by trade union CNV and employers' organization Schoonmakend Nederland. Approximately 10 percent of all cleaners are members of the largest trade union in the Netherlands, says FNV board member Caroline Lamberts.
Cleaning crews plan weeklong strikes against government, Schiphol, trains
Cleaners at Schiphol and other stations in the Netherlands are going on strike from today until Friday, the trade union FNV has announced. With this, they are protesting against the collective bargaining agreement that the trade union CNV and the employers' organization Schoonmakend Nederland agreed to. Around 10 percent of all cleaners are members of the largest trade union in the Netherlands, FNV board member Caroline Lamberts said.
Cleaners will go on strike this week from Monday to Friday at Schiphol, train stations, and other locations in the Netherlands, trade union FNV announces. They are protesting against a collective labor agreement concluded by trade union CNV and employers' organization Schoonmakend Nederland. Approximately 10 percent of all cleaners are members of the largest trade union in the Netherlands, says FNV board member Caroline Lamberts.
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