
General Strike Paralyzes Portugal Over Labor Law Reforms
A general strike paralyzed Portugal, leading to hundreds of canceled flights and disruptions in schools, hospitals, and transport, in protest against the government's proposed labor law reforms. Unions are opposing changes to over 100 articles of the labor code.
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Portugal: General strike causes disruption to services
Flights have been canceled and schools closed as unions stage a strike over government labor reform plans. It is the second major walkout in Portugal in six months.
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A second general strike in six months disrupted services across Portugal on Wednesday, halting trains, cancelling hundreds of flights and closing schools, as unions protested against the government’s labour reform plans. Portugal’s minority centre-right government is likely to pass a bill with support from the far‑right Chega party proposing changes to over 100 articles of […]
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