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ADEDY Holds Work Stoppage and March at Parliament Against Constitutional Reform
3 sourcesFirst reported 8 days agoUpdated 8 days ago
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- The civil servants' union ADEDY has declared a work stoppage from 11:00 AM until the end of the workday on July 14, 2026.
- ADEDY is organizing a nationwide mobilization to protest against the government's constitutional amendment proposal.
- The decision for the work stoppage and demonstration was made during a meeting of ADEDY's Executive Committee on June 30, 2026.
- Participants are expected to march towards the Parliament to express their opposition to the constitutional changes.
- The unions argue that the proposed amendments are unfavorable to public servants and the workforce.
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ΑΔΕΔΥ: Στάση εργασίας, πορεία και συγκέντρωση στη Βουλή για την Συνταγματική Αναθεώρηση
CNN Greece· 8 days ago
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ΑΔΕΔΥ: Στάση εργασίας και πορεία στη Βουλή για τη συνταγματική αναθεώρηση
iefimerida.gr· 8 days ago
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ΑΔΕΔΥ: Στάση εργασίας και πορεία προς τη Βουλή για τη συνταγματική αναθεώρηση
Proto Thema· 8 days ago