Public transport strike to halt public transport tomorrow; Schiphol train still running
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Despite the largely reversed cuts to social security, the actions continue.
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The public transport strike this coming Wednesday is not about public transport, emphasizes State Secretary Annet Bertram (Infrastructure and Water Management). "The unions want to reinforce their arguments with these actions. And that is their right," she says in a statement. "But this affects people who need to get to work, family, or school, for example."
Public transport strike to halt public transport tomorrow; Schiphol train still running
On Wednesday, September 9, public transport workers across the Netherlands will stage a 24-hour strike. Except for the sprinter service between Amsterdam Central Station, Schiphol, and Hoofddorp, no trains, buses, trams, or metros will run tomorrow. The Amsterdam ferries will also be out of service.
Anyone who needs to travel to school or work by public transport on Wednesday, September 9, may face a significant challenge. Public transport employees are striking that day, meaning that trains, buses, trams, and metros will not be running all day, according to the FNV trade union. Schools are therefore preparing for the strike, but not all are choosing the same approach. For students, it is therefore wise to check in advance what their school…
On Wednesday, September 9, a 24-hour national strike of employees in the public transport and railway sector is planned in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, therefore significant violations and restrictions on transport services throughout the country are expected, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced. Dutch Railways trains will not run in the country during the day, except for a limited [...]
THE HAGUE (ANP) - Next Wednesday's public transport strike is not about public transport, emphasizes Secretary of State Annet Bertram (Infrastructure and Water Management). “The unions would like to reinforce their arguments with actions. And that is their right,” she said in a statement. “But this affects people who go to...
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