Ships Tied up on Friday, October 30, Strike Action in Ports

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In their announcements, the two unions express their concern for the safety of seafarers working in maritime areas where military conflicts occur.

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Ships will remain “tied up” on Friday (30/10), due to the 24-hour strike announced by the port workers, as part of the international day of anti-war action.Read more...

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At the forefront of the demands of the seafarers' unions is a series of key demands concerning both wages and safety conditions on ships. Ships will remain tied up on Friday, October 30 in the country's main ports, as seafarers proceed with dynamic strike mobilizations. In particular, ships will remain tied up in the ports of Piraeus, Rafina, Lavrio, Patras, Igoumenitsa, Elefsina as well as on the Rio - Antirio line, significantly affecting mari…

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Seafarers are going on strike on Friday, October 30. Thus, the ships will remain tied up in the ports of Piraeus, Rafina, Lavrio, Patras, Igoumenitsa, Elefsina and Rio-Antirrio. Among the seafarers’ main demands are increases of 12% in collective labor agreements, the recognition of dangerous sea areas as […] The article Ships tied up on October 30 due to strike was originally published on AlphaTV.

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Nationwide, port workers’ protests escalated on Friday, October 30, with the Federation of Permanent Port Employees of Greece (OMYLE) calling for a three-hour work stoppage and three seafarers’ unions going on a 24-hour strike. On the same day, the Piraeus Labor Center announced a 24-hour nationwide strike, with key demands including the protection of labor rights, the signing of collective agreements, improved wages, and the safety of seafarers…