And the metro workers are participating in the 24-hour strike of the Athens Labor Center
And subway workers will take part in tomorrow’s 24-hour strike which has announced for tomorrow the Labor Center of Athens. This practically means that the subway won’t run tomorrow. See the announcement issued by the workers after a long meeting:
Work stop on the Tram tomorrow from 13:30 until the end of the shift
With strike from 1:30 p.m. until the end of the shift will participate in the All-Work Panathenaic Strike on Thursday, September 21, and the Electric Conductors Union Tram Attica.
As the Union points out in its announcement, “as members of the E.K.A and after an extraordinary meeting of the Board of Directors of the union, we have decided to participate, with a work stoppage from 1:30 p.m. until the end of the shift, in the All-Work Panathenaic Strike on Thursday, September 21”.
The country is on strike – Who is participating?
A nationwide 24-hour strike has been announced for Thursday, September 21 unions in the country who oppose the new labor bill being promoted by the government.
The declaration of a 24-hour nationwide strike against the government’s new labor billdecided Executive Committee of ADEDY. As ADEDY states in its statement, it demands his withdrawal and calls on the workers to take part in the gatherings that take place on the same day throughout the country.
At the same time, ADEDY calls on protest rally in Klathmonos Square, at 10.30 am.
“We demand his withdrawal and call on workers to take part in the rallies taking place on the same day across the country. ADEDY calls for a protest rally in Klathmonos Square, at 10:30 in the morning”said in a statement.
Work stations on buses and trolleybuses
The Workers’ Union decided to participate in the strike of the Athens Labor Center on Thursday OASA.
Specifically, buses will run between 9:00 – 21:00 due to employee stoppages from the start of the shift (5.00 am) until 9:00 am. and from 21:00 until the end of the shift (00:00). Buses are expected to run normally on the lines assigned to KTEL.
Bus workers are asking : withdrawal of the labor bill, safety of workers and passengers, recognition of seniority of new hires, staff recruitment – fleet renewal.
In the strike of the Athens Labor Center, tomorrow, Thursday, September 21, 2023, regarding the labor bill, the ILPAP Workers’ Union has decided to participate.
The trolleys they will operate between 9:00-21:00 due to employee work stoppages from the start of the 5.00 am shift. until 9:00 a.m. and from 21:00 until the end of the shift (00:00).
The teachers are on strike
The teachers and professors, as announced by their unions, will participate in Thursday’s ADEDY strike, reacting to the new labor bill.
As stated in an announcement by OLME:
“the Executive Committee of A.D.E.D.Y. decided to declare a 24-hour Pan-Hellenic Strike on Thursday, September 21, against the government’s new anti-labor bill.
We demand it his withdrawal and we call on the workers to take part in the rallies taking place on the same day throughout the country.
OLME calls to protest gathering of ADEDY in Klathmonos Square, time 10.30 am.
Everyone in the Race! Everyone on strike!”.
24-hour nationwide strike for POEDIN – EINAP
THE EVER by decision of the General Council announces a 24-hour nationwide strike for Thursday 9/21/2023day of submission to the Parliament of the labor bill requesting its withdrawal.
The requests are “to withdraw the labor bill, to extend the contracts of the 2,000 hospital workers through DYPA and to remove where the contractors are in the NHS with the ongoing competitions costing much more money and offering working conditions of the Middle Ages”.
POEDIN’s announcement:
The bill establishes provisions that abolish the 8-hour, five-day work and criminalize union activity.
For a worker to “live” with dignity he should be paid according to his working hours and not forced to work day and night for many or one employer without rest. Even today employers and the public do not respect statutory labor rights and exploit workers with poorly paid work, with dozens of days off and days of normal leave due. Even more so after the passing of such a bill that further elasticises labor relations.
Hospitals are staffed by contract workers who have repeatedly denounced the conditions they work in which are reminiscent of the Middle Ages. Contractors who cost the State much more money than the employment of permanent or even contract workers.
We demand the expulsion of the contractors and the hiring of contractors in the support services.
In Hospitals, 2,000 employees work in critical services (casualty carriers, technical service, administrative employees, etc.) on the front line with the DYPA programs for the long-term unemployed aged 55 to 67 with two-year contracts. Contracts gradually expire, leaving gaps that cannot be filled in the Hospitals, and colleagues “for a while” either in the age limit or in the number of official positions do not have the right to retire.
In our meeting with the Minister of Labor, he pledged that will consider the possibility of legislation extending the contracts for one year. There was no initiative by the Minister of Labor to extend the contracts in question. They are being fired gradually even though they are absolutely necessary to us even though they have been trained and gained experience.
With her announcement the Athens-Piraeus Hospital Physicians Association (EINAP) declares that it will participate in the 24-hour nationwide strike on Thursday 09/21/23 announced by ADEDY, and at the gathering of the unions at 10:30 in the Syntagma.
Strike mobilization and seafarers on Thursday, September 21
In strike action, on the occasion of the government’s promotion of the labor bill, seafarers will participate on Thursday, September 21.
According to a statement issued earlier today by the Panhellenic Union of Merchant Marines (PENEN), the new bill “imposes 13 hours of work a day, 78 hours a week, abolishes breaks in the workplace, a series of benefits breaks them, strengthens flexible forms of employment, further undermines the 8-hour, 5-day, Sunday holidays in large industries such as the food and beverage industry, etc. It enacts minimum-work, zero-hours contracts and bespoke work’.
The members of PENEN will gather on Thursday, at 10:00, at the offices of the Piraeus Labor Center in Karaiskaki square and then they will participate in the protest march.
In addition to PENEN, the Panhellenic Union of Merchant Marine Engineers, the Panhellenic Union of Junior Engine Crews E.N. will participate in the strike mobilization. “STEFENSON” and the Panhellenic Professional Union of Cooks.
Air Traffic Controllers also participate in the ADEDY 24-hour strike
Air Traffic Controllers will participate in the 24-hour nationwide strike announced by ADEDY on Thursday, September 21, 2023.
“EEEKE has decided to invite its members to participate in the 24-hour strike announced by ADEDY on Thursday, September 21, 2023, against the government’s new anti-labor bill” is noted in a related announcement.
Athens Labor Center: Twenty-four-hour strike on September 21
The announcement of a 24-hour Panathenaic strikeon Thursday September 21, 2023, against the government’s new labor bill, the Athens Labor Center decided, after the extraordinary meeting of the board of directors.
As he states in his announcement, he demands his withdrawal and calls for a union strike gathering in Syntagma Square, at 11 am.
Strike rallies
In Athena, a strike meeting will take place on Thursday, September 21, at 10:30 am. in Syntagma Square. At Thessaloniki, at 10:30 a.m. at the Statue of Venizelos. In Patras, at 10:30 a.m. outside the offices of the Labor Center (Kolokotroni 20). In the Aliveri, at 10 am at the Lignitorichos Statue. At Veria, at 10:30 am, at the Town Hall Square. Sta Yannena, at 10:30 a.m. at the Labor Center.
Also, a strike rally will take place at HERACLION, Crete, at 10 a.m. in pl. Freedom. In Really, at 11 a.m. at the main square. In the Mantoudi, at 10:30 am at the square. At Naoussa, at 10:30 am at the main square. At Copper, at 10:30 a.m. at the Labor Center. Sta Chania, at 10 a.m. in pl. Municipal Market.
Source: Skai
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