Tired of Negotiations That Don't Progress, Judicial Workers Admit Returning to Strike
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Tired of Negotiations That Don't Progress, Judicial Workers Admit Returning to Strike

Correio da Manhã1 September 2026 at 18:53

The judicial workers are tired of negotiations that don't progress and admit returning to strike. The Judicial Workers' Union (SFJ) revealed the holding of a regional plenary in Porto, which will take place on September 22, immediately after a similar plenary held in Lisbon on the previous Tuesday.

The objective of these regional plenaries is to pressure the authorities to listen to judicial workers. This mobilization comes as a response to the workers' frustration with the lack of progress in negotiations with the authorities.

The SFJ is organizing these workers' assemblies as a way of intensifying pressure on the government so that solutions can be found for the class's claims. The holding of plenaries in different cities across the country demonstrates the scope of the movement and the determination of judicial workers to make their demands heard.

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