Oil Terminal Employees Enter Wednesday's Warning Strike and General Strike in Two Weeks. What Are the Claims and Implications
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The Oil Terminal employees, the operator of the largest oil terminal in Romania, will enter Wednesday, September 16, in a warning strike, and from September 28 is scheduled the general strike in the unlimited term, according to an announcement sent by the Bucharest Stock Exchange company, according to Mediafax. The warning strike will take place between 10:00 and 12:00, with [...]
Oil Terminal employees enter Wednesday's warning strike and general strike in two weeks. The company informed that the Oil Terminal Union announced the management of the Oil Terminal Company S.A. about this decision.
The collective labour dispute at Oil Terminal, the operator of the largest terminal for the import/export of oil, petroleum products and petrochemicals at national level, continues with the triggering of the warning strike and the general strike, cup as announced by the management of the state-controlled company, through an information to the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB).
Oil Terminal enters a warning strike on September 16, between 10:00 and 12:00, and the union warns that a five-day strike could result in losses of over 6.5 million lei.
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