
Protest organized by Cobas and Confial Trasporti. Possible disruption to subways, buses and trams. Guaranteed time slots guaranteed.
AI-generated summary
Trade union organizations protest against corporate management and privatization of local transport services.
For commuter travel, the lines will be guaranteed at the start of service until 8.45am and in the afternoon break between 3pm and 6pm. At the basis of the protest raised by the trade unions there are various issues related to company management and employee protection
24-hour strike of local public transport in Milan for Friday 13 November organized by the Cobas union, which was also joined by Confial Trasporti. Abstention from work will involve ATM Group personnel. Possible inconvenience for commuters and limitations for those traveling on subways, buses and trams.
Strike times
The agitation of the traveling and operating personnel of the surface lines and metropolitan lines will concern the period from 8.45am to 3pm and subsequently from 6pm until the end of the service. Therefore, the usual guarantee periods are guaranteed to protect workers' movements, from the start of service until 8.45 am and in the afternoon break between 3 pm and 6 pm.
The reasons for the agitation
Specifically, workers are folding their arms against the processes of liberalization, privatization and the awarding of services currently managed by the ATM Group through tenders. They also make the request for a salary increase of 150 euros net, the adaptation of service clothing, the conversion of contracts from part-time to full-time, better management of the use of holidays and shifts for senior or multi-tasking staff.
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Public transport strike in Milan on November 13th
Very likely · Within days

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