Published 2 months ago

Greek state workers strike against government labour law plans

Greek public sector workers, such as teachers, doctors, and transport staff, went on strike to protest the conservative government's planned changes to labor laws.
The strike, organized by Greek state workers, was in opposition to the government's proposed labor law reforms.
The protest aimed to demonstrate the discontent and opposition of various public sector workers to the changes, which they perceive as detrimental to their rights and working conditions.

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Greek state workers strike against government labour law plans

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek public sector workers including teachers, doctors and transport staff walked off the job on Thursday to protest against labour law changes the conservative government plans, months after it was re-elected. Read full story

2 months ago·Malaysia

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The Straits Times

Greek state workers strike against government labour law plans

Greek public sector workers including teachers, doctors and transport staff walked off the job on Thursday to protest against labour law changes the conservative government plans, months after it was re-elected. Read more at straitstimes.com.

2 months ago·Singapore

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Daily Finland

Greek workers strike against planned labor law changes

Thousands of civil servants and private sector workers across Greece walked off their jobs on Thursday to join rallies in protest of a labor bill submitted to Parliament by the government, reported Xinhua. The public...

2 months ago·H K I, Finland

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Tasnim News Agency

Greek State Workers Strike against Government Labor Law Plans - Other Media news - Tasnim News Agency

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Greek public sector workers including teachers, doctors and transport staff walked off the job on Thursday to protest against labor law changes the conservative government plans, months after it was re-elected.

2 months ago

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