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Court Rules Strike at Rafina Port Illegal; Ship Schedules Cancelled Tomorrow
4 sourcesFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 19 days ago
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Right 25%
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What all sources covered
- 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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All coverage
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Ακυρώνονται αύριο δρομολόγια πλοίων από Ραφήνα – Παράνομη η απεργία
To Vima· 19 days ago
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Λιμάνι Ραφήνας: Παράνομη κρίθηκε η 24ωρη απεργία - «Δεν θα πειθαρχήσουμε» απαντούν τα ναυτεργατικά σωματεία
Ethnos· 19 days ago
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Ραφήνα: Παράνομη κρίθηκε η απεργία στο λιμάνι – Τα ναυτεργατικά σωματεία επιμένουν στις κινητοποιήσεις
in.gr· 19 days ago
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Λιμάνι Ραφήνας: Δικαστική απόφαση κρίνει παράνομη την απεργία – Τα ναυτεργατικά σωματεία επιμένουν στις κινητοποιήσεις
Naftemporiki· 19 days ago