Thousands of workers across Greece brought the country to a standstill today as they participated in a nationwide general strike opposing the government’s proposal to extend the standard workday to 13 hours. Organized by major labor unions, the strike shut down public transportation, halted construction sites, and disrupted services in major cities, highlighting widespread unrest over labor reforms perceived as detrimental to workers’ rights and well-being. The Guardian reports on the scale of the protests, the demands of the workforce, and the potential impact on Greece’s economy and social stability.
General Strike Paralyzes Greece as Workers Protest 13 Hour Workday
Millions of Greek workers brought the country to an unprecedented standstill as they staged a nationwide walkout to oppose the recent government decree extending the official workday to 13 hours. Public transportation, government offices, schools, and key industries remained non-operational, escalating…
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Author : William Green
Publish date : 2025-10-21 07:10:00
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