
A strike has been proclaimed by Italo staff from 2:00 am to 11:59 pm on November 9th. Various trade unions and various Italian regions were involved.
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Italo staff have called a national strike for November 9th, involving various unions.
The start of next week promises to be quite complex for those traveling by train. In fact, a strike has been proclaimed by the Italo staff (New Passenger Transport): the lockout is scheduled from 2:00 am to 11:59 pm on Monday 9 November. For all the necessary information, travelers can contact the toll-free number 060708. The company itself has already communicated all the trains that will in any case be guaranteed during the mobilization: the complete list can be consulted by clicking here.
The mobilisations
The strike, as already declared by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, will involve the trade unions Filt-Cgil, Fit-Cisl, Ugl Ferrovieri, Fast-Confsal and Orsa Trasporti whose participating workers have decided to stop from 9.01am to 4.59pm on 9 November. Added to this is the protest proclaimed by Uilt-Uil which involves the operational staff of the company's crews: here the blockade starts from 2 am until 11.59 pm on the same day on Monday.
The regions concerned
The strike will closely affect connections across much of the country. In particular, inconveniences may be experienced in Lombardy, Lazio, Campania, Emilia-Romagna, Veneto, Piedmont and Tuscany. However, as mentioned, the company has already formalized the list of trains that will be in regular service despite the mobilization of staff.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Delays and cancellations of Italo trains on November 9th
Very likely · Within days

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