Greek Ferries Strike Tomorrow
Unions are seeking a 12% pay rise and stronger safety protections as ferry departures face cancellations and delays.
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Several European ports, especially in Greece, today Friday, are disturbed by a 24-hour strike at the invitation of trade unions demanding increased wages and opposing the "militarization" of these establishments.
Virtually all ferries to Greek islands are at a standstill on Friday due to a strike. As a result, many islands have become inaccessible, reports broadcaster ERTNews.
Numerous islands are cut off one day.
According to the union announcements, the strike mobilization concerns the ports of Piraeus, Rafina, Lavrio, Patras, Igoumenitsa, Elefsina and Rio-Antirrio. The post No ships on Friday – Strike in ports for the protection of seafarers and labor rights appeared first on in.gr.
Greek Ferries to Stay in Port Friday as Seafarers Strike for 12% Pay Rise - iefimerida.gr
Ferries are expected to stay docked at Greece's main ports on Friday as seafarers stage a 24-hour strike, disrupting travel to the islands. The strike will affect the ports of Piraeus, Rafina, Lavrio, Patras, Igoumenitsa and Elefsina, as well as the Rio-Antirrio ferry crossing in western Greece. Seafarers are demanding a 12% pay increase under collective agreements and more crew on board ships. They also want a seven-hour working day and the de…
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