US EditionIryo Sends an E-Mail to the Workers Before the Strike Telling Them What They Will Stop Charging per Day
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The railway company Iryo figures 15% the follow-up to the strike of office staff and maintenance called by the union CGT, which for the moment has not provided monitoring data.
The railway company Iryo is 15 % monitoring the strike of office and maintenance staff called by the CGT union, which has not provided monitoring data for the time being.
The strike, with a minimum of 73%, has forced the railway company to cancel 14 trains, although all the passage has been repositioned in other convoys, according to sources from Iryo consulted by Efe. Iryo’s maintenance staff and offices stoppages will be repeated on Wednesday and Thursday, as well as on the December bridge. Source: Iryo.
The strike on the Iryo trains begins tomorrow, Tuesday, 25 November, and will be extended during 26 and 27 November, as well as on 5, 6, 7 and 8 December, that is, for 7 days. However, a few hours after starting the strike, Iryo has wanted to send an e-mail to his workers to resolve queries and in one of the messages in this email specifies how much Iryo cabin workers will no longer perceive to strike for days they do not work. As a result, sour…
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