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Unions Call Off Partial Strikes on Wednesday and Friday at the Lisbon Metropolitan

Summary by Jornal Expresso
Trade union organisations accuse the Arbitral Tribunal of ordering the provision of minimal services that call into question the safety of users and workers. "This ruling allows workers on strike to be replaced by workers who are not qualified for these functions," the trade unions warned.

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Trade union organisations accuse the Arbitral Tribunal of ordering the provision of minimal services that call into question the safety of users and workers. "This ruling allows workers on strike to be replaced by workers who are not qualified for these functions," the trade unions warned.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The partial strikes of Wednesday and Friday in the Metropolitano de Lisboa will be called off, after the minimum services decreed by the Arbitral Court, because the trade union organisations consider that the decision calls into question the safety of users and workers.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The strike at the Metropolitano de Lisboa was scheduled for Wednesday, October 28, and Friday, October 30, between 05:00 and 10:00.

Those who depend on the Lisbon Metropolitan to travel can count on the regular operation of the service on October 28 and 30, after the unions announced the discontinuation of partial strikes. The decision follows the imposition of minimum services by the Arbitral Tribunal, which the workers' representatives contest because they consider that they endanger the safety of passengers and employees

·Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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