National 24-Hour Public Transport Strike Begins - DutchNews.nl
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Today, employees across the country are bringing public transport to a standstill due to the cabinet's plans to cut social security. Trains, buses, trams, and metros are largely remaining in the depot. Nevertheless, the number of traffic jams is not as bad as expected: the Netherlands appears to be working from home en masse. We will keep you updated in this live blog.
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Employees of many major employers in the Netherlands have the option to work from home on Wednesday, according to a survey by the ANP. Due to a nationwide public transport strike, almost no trains, metros, or buses are running that day.
The entire public transport system is suffering under a strike on Wednesday. Trains are not running, and buses, trams, metros, and ferries are cancelled. But what about compensation? And will it end here? Five questions.
The nationwide public transport strike is also affecting travelers in The Hague on Wednesday. No trams or buses are running at HTM all day. Trains to and from the city are also cancelled. In this overview, we will keep you updated on the latest developments and reactions.
Public transport will be at a standstill for 24 hours on Wednesday. Strikes are taking place at NS, regional transport, and urban transport… Public transport strike brings all public transport to a halt on Wednesday
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