Adif’s Trade Unions Agree to Strike for November 17
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The company committee of the railway manager Adif, made up of CCOO, UGT, CGT, the Railway Union (SF) and the Railway Movement Union (SCF), has agreed on Tuesday a strike for next November 17, although it is not yet formally convened, different union sources have confirmed.
The railway administrator's works committee has agreed to the measure, although it has not yet been officially convened
It is not yet officially called, but if it were to become a reality, it would add to the one already requested by the Semaf drivers on 10 and 12 November, in addition to the general strike on 11 November.
The company committee unanimously agrees to a day of protest and prepares a rally before Congress. The mobilization increases the pressure on Transport just twelve days after the general elections
CCOO, UGT, CGT, the Railway Union and the Railway Movement Union also denounce the "precarious conditions" of work to which they...
The company committee of the railway manager Adif, made up of CCOO, UGT, CGT, the Railway Union (SF) and the Railway Movement Union (SCF) will stop on 17 November
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