The Ogero Workers’ Union reaffirmed its open-ended strike starting tomorrow and set out how to comply with it
National News Agency: National — In a statement, the Ogero Employees’ Union announced that it was proceeding with “the open-ended strike starting Tuesday, 27 October 2026, amid the continued and persistent refusal to amend some provisions of Law 431,” stressing that “amending the law is the fundamental guarantee of rights and gains, particularly compensation…”
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The Ogero Workers’ Union reaffirmed its open-ended strike starting tomorrow and set out how to comply with it
National News Agency: National — In a statement, the Ogero Employees’ Union announced that it was proceeding with “the open-ended strike starting Tuesday, 27 October 2026, amid the continued and persistent refusal to amend some provisions of Law 431,” stressing that “amending the law is the fundamental guarantee of rights and gains, particularly compensation…”
The Ogero Workers’ Union affirmed that the open-ended strike would begin tomorrow and set out the mechanism for joining it
National News Agency: National News Agency – The Ogero Employees’ Union announced in a statement that it was proceeding with “the open-ended strike starting Tuesday, October 27, 2026, in light of the continued and persistent refusal to amend some articles of Law 431,” stressing that “amending the law is the fundamental guarantee of rights and benefits, particularly compensation…”
