Spain's Transport Workers Gear Up for Strikes Over Retirement Demands
Spain's truck and interurban bus drivers are planning a series of strikes beginning October 28 to press for earlier retirement and other demands. If negotiations fail, an indefinite strike will commence on December 23. The strikes were announced by the unions CCOO and UGT.
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Spain's truck and interurban bus drivers are set to initiate a series of strikes starting October 28, as they push for earlier retirement along with other demands, union leaders announced on Monday.
The initial walkouts are scheduled for October 28, November 11, 28, and 29, with additional strikes planned for December 5 and 9. In the absence of a resolution, an indefinite strike will begin on December 23, according to leaders from Spain's two major unions, CCOO and UGT, during a news conference.
The escalating strike actions underscore the growing discontent among transport workers across the country, as calls for better working conditions and benefits continue to mount.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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