Train bar workers start indefinite strike today
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Train bar workers start indefinite strike today

SAPO Notícias31 August 2026 at 09:11

The workers of the bars on long-distance trains of CP began today a new indefinite strike. The strike was announced by a union source.

The strikers are defending the rights stipulated in the Company Agreement, which regulates the working conditions of these workers.

The strike affects the catering services available on long-distance trains operated by CP, the Portuguese railway company.

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