LIVE – Strike: “We will not be able to carry all the passengers”, deplores the CEO of SNCF Voyageurs

LIVE – Strike: “We will not be able to carry all the passengers”, deplores the CEO of SNCF Voyageurs

NEW FORECASTS SNCF has updated the forecast for this weekend, with the effects of the controllers’ strike which should strengthen on the network: on average, on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 December, two out of five TGVs will be cancelled. In detail, three out of five TGVs will be in service on the East axis, … Read more

Riyadh Newspaper | The NHS is urging hospitals to vacate patient beds before strikes begin

Riyadh Newspaper |  The NHS is urging hospitals to vacate patient beds before strikes begin

The NHS is urging hospitals to vacate patient beds before strikes begin Britain’s top health officials on Friday urged hospitals to free up as many beds as possible by safely removing patients before ambulance crews go on strike. British news agency BA Media said NHS chief operating officer Sir David Sloman had warned of “widespread … Read more

elected officials step in to avert a major rail freight strike

elected officials step in to avert a major rail freight strike

Elected members of the House of Representatives took direct action Wednesday to unblock a social conflict and avert a potentially catastrophic rail transit strike for the US economy. This bill, adopted by a majority of elected members of the lower house of Congress, imposes a branch agreement on the profession, even though it has not … Read more

at the Gare du Nord, “just have the crumbs of the cake” – Liberation

at the Gare du Nord, “just have the crumbs of the cake” – Liberation

Reportage Article reserved for subscribers Gathered in a general assembly in the Parisian station on Tuesday, the railway workers voted to renew the strike on Wednesday. In particular, they hope to get a pay raise. Of the “It will be crazy!” punctuated by cheers. It is 12:45 pm on Tuesday, Gare du Nord, in Paris, … Read more

Transportation, field, post … Why strikes are on the increase in the United kingdom

Transportation, field, post … Why strikes are on the increase in the United kingdom

The port of Felixstowe has been on strike because Sunday 21 August. The to start with given that 1989. Somewhere around 4 million containers go by here just about every calendar year. A nerve middle for all British logistics. The transfer, voted on for eight days, could direct to source disruptions for supermarkets. Dock staff … Read more

Syria. Three soldiers killed in Israeli assaults

Syria.  Three soldiers killed in Israeli assaults

a few soldiers Syrians had been killed and three wounded in Israeli assaults on Sunday, the official Syrian news company Sana reported. “The Israeli enemy carried out an assault with various missiles … focusing on websites all over Damascus. This coincides with one more assault (…), aimed at internet sites south of Tartous “on the … Read more

Strike at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport: at least 10% of flights canceled this Thursday

Strike at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport: at least 10% of flights canceled this Thursday

Take his troubles patiently. Some 10% of flights departing from or arriving at Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) are canceled this Thursday, June 30 due to a social movement which concerns the firefighters at the French airport, against the backdrop of wage negotiations, and which could extend to other categories of employees, said Wednesday the manager … Read more

strike dismissed immediately, negotiations extended for 72 hours

strike dismissed immediately, negotiations extended for 72 hours

The threat of a major strike by the pilots of the Scandinavian company in difficulty SAS was temporarily dismissed on Wednesday, with the extension of 72 hours of negotiations between management and unions. “After weeks of mediations, the mediators, together with SAS and the SAS pilot unions in Scandinavia, have decided to extend the deadline” … Read more

Chaos rises at key European airports

Chaos rises at key European airports

Photo: Unsplash European airports can not cope with the flow of tourists – – For several weeks now, airports have been reporting hour-long check-in and check-in queues, and airlines have been canceling flights. In Europe, there is a tourism crisis at large airports that cannot cope with the crazy flow of passengers. About this on … Read more

Heineken brewers go on strike for the first time in 28 years

Heineken brewers go on strike for the first time in 28 years

Photo: NOS Protesters will stop their work again next Monday – – The protesters want more wages for 1,250 people across three Heineken business units. In the Netherlands, workers at the Heineken brewery have launched their first strike since 1994, demanding a better collective agreement. This is reported US on Friday, January 14th. “Heineken employees … Read more