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Tax office, DUO less accessible today as civil servants strike for wage increase
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Tax office, DUO less accessible today as civil servants strike for wage increase
Civil servants across the country are on strike today because they will not receive a wage increase this year. Due to the strike, many government agencies, such as the Tax Authority and the Education Executive Agency (DUO), will be closed or less accessible.
Civil servants, if they weren't striking against injustice in Gaza, they were striking against another injustice: low wages. Low wages for construction workers, garbage collectors, cleaners, call center employees, cashiers, folk singers, and farmers? No, an even greater injustice: low wages for CIVIL SERVANTS. And that's why they're striking for 24 hours today. And then everything stops, and the Netherlands will fall into a rut.
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