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10 July
Efood delivery workers protested on the World Cup final day, causing a delivery blackout.
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Efood delivery workers in Attica have announced a work stoppage scheduled for July 19, coinciding with the World Cup final. The workers, represented by the efood Workers’ Union, intend to hold this protest to highlight their demands for better wages and improved working conditions. They have framed their actions as a symbolic message, emphasizing a commitment to their rights as workers.
The union stated that during the hours when the final is being played, they will be stopping deliveries, turning the attention away from the event towards their grievances. They referred to the protest with the phrase “playing for their own jersey,” indicating that their struggle for fair treatment is as significant to them as the sport being played. The announcement further emphasizes the workers' desire for acknowledgment and action from their employer regarding working conditions.
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