THE International Dockworkers' Council labour union said it will stage a two-hour strike Thursday June 29 as a show of solidarity with Spanish dockers on strike against job-killing port reforms.
Under the new rules port loading services are open to competition and companies are allowed to hire freely.
Future 48-hour strikes in Spain are a strong possibility, the workers have indicated, reports American Shipper.
The pan-European strike is set for 10am to noon Thursday June 29 at ports in Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, France, Greece, Latvia, Malta, Montenegro, Portugal, the UK, Spain, Slovenia and Sweden, according to the union.
If you are a stevedore in Europe, there are arguments to stop the next day 29 and prove to the European Commission that stevedores are here, in ports, to stay.
No matter if you belong to IDC or ITF, it only values what is happening in the ports (Sweden, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Italy, Cyprus, plus the attacks of the commission in the form of anonymous denunciations .... What is on the way) ... are global attacks, we will only stop with global responses.
No matter if you belong to IDC or ITF, it only values what is happening in the ports (Sweden, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Italy, Cyprus, plus the attacks of the commission in the form of anonymous denunciations .... What is on the way) ... are global attacks, we will only stop with global responses.
Pd: curious the #karma that returns you what you give, not Maersk?
"Readmission and Stop the Attacks on the Swedish Stevedores Union"
"Readmission and Stop the Attacks on the Swedish Stevedores Union"
We'll never walk alone again!
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