Bus and Train Services Uncertain as Regional Transport Strike Begins Wednesday
Trade unions say 400,000 workers could join the walkout after talks failed to produce a new public sector pay deal.
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Bus drivers and operators in regional transport will go on strike on Wednesday. They will strike one day a week until Christmas due to stalled negotiations over a new collective labor agreement. The strike affects companies such as Arriva, EBS, Qbuzz, Transdev, and Keolis. Travelers should expect cancelled services and delays.
Tomorrow is the first day of strikes in regional transport, as part of a series of strikes that will continue until Christmas. In large parts of the country, no trains or buses operated by regional carriers Arriva, EBS, Qbuzz, Transdev, and Keolis are running. NS trains are running as usual. Last Friday, the trade unions FNV and CNV announced they would strike one day a week due to failed collective labor agreement negotiations. The impact of to…
Bus and train services uncertain as regional transport strike begins Wednesday
Passengers using regional public transport companies on Wednesday should expect delays and cancelations of trains and buses due to the national strike in regional public transport. But what the exact impact of the strike will be is still unclear on Tuesday, transport companies have said.
Due to a union strike, fewer or no buses will likely be running in our province on Wednesday. Bus drivers are striking for a better collective labor agreement and are therefore downing tools. Qbuzz advises travelers to consult the journey planner shortly before departure.
Regional transport travelers should expect cancelled journeys and delays on Wednesday due to a nationwide strike by bus drivers and other employees. More strikes are imminent.
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