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Today’s strike by public administration workers was registering an adherence rate of around 60% in education and health across the mainland and autonomous regions at 9am today, a union source

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At 9.00 a.m. the public administration workers' strike, which will last 24 hours, recorded, according to trade union sources, a membership of about 60% in education and health on the continent and autonomous regions.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The strike starts at 00:00 today and lasts until 23:59, including central, regional and local administration.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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National Union of Public Service Workers and Entities (STTS) has called strike for this Monday, due to career progression and wages. Common Front has another scheduled for November 20

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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About 60% membership in the education and health sectors, according to the president of the STTS. There are minimal health services. Public administration workers today carry out a 24-hour strike, in a protest called by the STTS. The strike began at 00:00 and lasted until 23:59, covering the central, regional and local administration. The paralysis must affect schools, kindergartens, hospitals, health centers and various state services, such as …

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The 24-hour strike of public administration workers is causing embarrassment in various services in the country, with a special focus on health and education. At 09:00, membership was around 60%, both on the continent and in the autonomous regions, according to data released by the National Union of Service Workers and [...]

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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