Regional Transport Workers to Strike Again Thursday as Labor Talks Remain Deadlocked
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Regional transport workers to strike again Thursday as labor talks remain deadlocked
Regional transport employees will once again stop work on Thursday, following another transport stroke last week. As a result, far fewer buses and regional trains will run on October 22, labor Union FNV reports. Public transport will continue running as normal in major cities, including Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
Regional transport employees are striking again on Thursday. As a result, significantly fewer buses and regional trains will be running on October 22. Regional transport employees also went on strike last week. The union is demanding a better collective labor agreement. In addition to a wage increase, regional public transport employees want to know, among other things, what their work schedule looks like further in advance. **Participation** …
Reformatorisch Dagblad
Bus drivers and train personnel in regional transport will go on strike again on Thursday. This was reported by trade unions FNV and CNV. It is the second nationwide strike in regional transport as a result of the stalled negotiations for a new collective labor agreement.
Bus drivers will go on strike again for the entire day this coming Thursday (October 22). Trade unions CNV and FNV are taking action again because negotiations for a new collective labor agreement are still at a standstill…
Regional bus drivers will go on strike again on Thursday. This was reported by trade unions FNV and CNV. It is the second nationwide strike in regional transport as a result of the stalled negotiations for a new collective labor agreement. The unions previously announced they would strike one day a week until Christmas. The first strike took place last Wednesday. At that time, fewer buses and regional trains ran in various locations in the Nethe…
gelderlander.nl
Bus drivers and train personnel in regional transport will go on strike again on Thursday. This was reported by trade unions FNV and CNV. As a result, a large part of the transport provided by EBS, Qbuzz, Keolis, and Arriva is expected to be cancelled. Exactly which journeys will be cancelled will only become clear on the day itself, as drivers decide at the last minute whether to participate in the strike.
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