Attention! There will be large-scale strikes in Europe, and these ports will be affected.
Italy will be on November 28th
A nationwide general strike broke out
It is expected that its logistics industry will be comprehensively disrupted
The general strike, led by multiple trade unions, is expected to affect warehouses, ports, railways, and air cargo transportation in Italy, and further demonstrations will be
held in Rome.
This labor action is jointly organized by multiple grassroots trade unions, and more groups may join in. Currently, the specific groups involved include:
1.Italian Basic Trade Union Confederation (Cub)
2.Italian Workers' Union (Usb)
3.Italian Basic Trade Union Coordination Organization (Cobas)
4.Adl-Cobas Trade Union
5.Clap Trade Union
6.Sial-Cobas Trade Union
7.Italian Autonomous Trade Union Confederation (Sgb)
8.Si-Cobas Trade Union
9.Italian Transport and Services Industry Trade Union (Flai Trasporti e Servizi)
10.Italian Independent Service Trade Union (Fisi)
11.Italian Unified Trade Union (Usi)
12.Usi-Cit Trade Union
According to Transport Europa IT, a local news agency, the Italian Ministry of Transport stated that the strike will affect the entire freight industry, encompassing areas
such as warehousing, distribution, and port operations, and is expected to impact supply chains, freight transportation, and port operations.
It is expected that a large number of people will participate in strikes at major ports, especially at the ports of Genoa, Trieste, Livorno, and Civitavecchia,
where dock workers have previously established strike pickets.
In addition, railway services will be suspended for 24 hours (from 21:00 on November 27th to 21:00 on November 28th), which may lead to the suspension of train
operationsand adjustments to routes.
Source: Weiyun Network
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