National strikes broke out in Italy, and multiple ports are facing paralysis
- Author:sofreight.com
- Source:sofreight.com
- Release Date:2023-11-28
Recently, UIL and CGIL, the largest unions in Italy, have called on tens of thousands of workers from central regions to participate in national strike.
Italy ’s national strikes have a wide range of influence, including transportation, public management, teaching research, medical care, postal and other industries.
According to a report organized by the trade union, the participation rate of the strikes in many Italians reached more than 70%.
Among them, the strike participation rate of ports in some areas reached 100%, the participation rate of the logistics industry was as high as 80%, and the participation rate of public transportation and railway transportation industries was 70%.
The reason for the outbreak of strike was because workers requested to increase the income level of workers, protect basic rights and benefits.
It is understood that in order to continue their plans and strive for workers' rights, trade union organizations will also organize multiple strike activities in the next two weeks.If this wave of strikes will continue to be upgraded in the next two weeks, it will have a certain impact on logistics transportation, parcel distribution, etc.
The 24 -hour strikes that were originally planned to be implemented were reduced by the Italian strike supervision agency to delay the protests and expressed their failure to meet the requirements.
What do you think of repeated strikes?What impact will it affect logistics transportation?Will you accept logistics delay caused by strike?
Italy ’s national strikes have a wide range of influence, including transportation, public management, teaching research, medical care, postal and other industries.
According to a report organized by the trade union, the participation rate of the strikes in many Italians reached more than 70%.
Among them, the strike participation rate of ports in some areas reached 100%, the participation rate of the logistics industry was as high as 80%, and the participation rate of public transportation and railway transportation industries was 70%.
The reason for the outbreak of strike was because workers requested to increase the income level of workers, protect basic rights and benefits.
It is understood that in order to continue their plans and strive for workers' rights, trade union organizations will also organize multiple strike activities in the next two weeks.If this wave of strikes will continue to be upgraded in the next two weeks, it will have a certain impact on logistics transportation, parcel distribution, etc.
The 24 -hour strikes that were originally planned to be implemented were reduced by the Italian strike supervision agency to delay the protests and expressed their failure to meet the requirements.
What do you think of repeated strikes?What impact will it affect logistics transportation?Will you accept logistics delay caused by strike?