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Strike measures tomorrow in Larnaca Public Transport announced by unions

Unions move forward with strike action at Larnaca Public Transport (LPT)

by Famagusta News
29/07/2025
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The unions OMEPEGE-SEK, SEGDAMELIN-PEO and DEE EMPORIKON DEOK are proceeding with strike measures at the Larnaca Public Transport (LPT) company from tomorrow, July 30, in the event that the agreements are not implemented by the employer side.

As they announced on Tuesday, they are proceeding with strike measures "having no other choice" and as provided for by the Industrial Relations Code, following a violation of the Collective Agreement, which was officially confirmed by the Labor Relations Department of the Ministry of Labor.

"The blatant violation concerns the agreed working hours of 38 hours per week (7 hours and 36 minutes per day)," it is noted.

As they report, during the meeting yesterday at the Ministry of Labor, the negotiating committee gave a final deadline of Tuesday evening, July 29, for compliance.

In the event of non-implementation of the agreements, the workers will proceed with a 48-hour strike starting Wednesday, July 30.

"The unions will defend the Collective Agreements and the agreements by all legal means, and ask for the public's understanding for any inconvenience," it states.

The unions finally call on the company Larnaca Public Transport Services and Operations Ltd to respect the Collective Agreement and implement what has been agreed upon.

Source: KYPE

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