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Court Rules Strike at Rafina Port Illegal; Ship Schedules Cancelled Tomorrow

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A 24-hour strike planned by maritime unions from the port of Rafina has been ruled illegal by a court in Piraeus.
The court found that the unions did not follow legal procedures required to declare a strike, despite their claims of safety concerns.
As a result of the ruling, ferry services from Rafina are expected to be canceled tomorrow.
Maritime unions have stated they will continue their protests despite the court's decision.
The situation has drawn significant attention regarding legal practices in labor disputes within the country.

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A 24-hour strike announced by three maritime unions at the port of Rafina has been deemed illegal by a single-member court in Piraeus. The court's ruling specified that the unions failed to meet the procedural requirements established by law for calling such a strike, despite the unions' claims of potential safety issues. As a result, ferry services from Rafina are expected to be canceled tomorrow.

In response to the court ruling, the unions have stated they will not comply and intend to continue their mobilizations. They assert that the ruling marks a significant precedent in the country’s judicial history regarding labor disputes. The implications of the strike could affect many travelers who rely on ferry routes operating from Rafina.

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