The country’s strike for the best wages brings Greece to stop News protest

Public and private workers pass through 24 hours a full return to collective negotiation rights.

A public blow at the country level has disrupted public services throughout Greece, as the phrases were linked to the port, trips on the ground and their public transportation are part -time only as labor unions are pressed to obtain higher wages to deal with the high cost of living.

The 24 -hour strike was called on Wednesday by the main two major unionists covering the public and private sectors, and it is looking for a full return to the collective negotiation rights that were canceled as part of the international rescue operations during the financial crisis in Greece.

Greece appeared from the 2009-18 debt crisis, which witnessed discounts in wages and pensions in turn for rescue operations of about 290 billion euros (319 billion dollars) and economic growth that was seen by 2.3 percent this year, exceeding other euro region economies.

Clicking on the country’s progress, the conservative government increased the monthly minimum wage by 35 percent to 880 euros (970 dollars). But the trade unions are that many families are still struggling to cover their expenses amid high food, energy and housing costs.

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“Individuals are helpless”

“The demand for wages in the Federation of Federation is to re -negotiate collective wages. Before 2012, half of the Greek workers had agreements for collective wages. But there was also a national wage agreement signed by employers and unions that mean more than 90 percent of workers enjoying maternity leave.”

He said: “The government has now set up individual contracts at the heart of its policy. But individuals are unable to bargain (with) their employers.”

“Prices have increased significantly to the extent that we buy 10 percent fewer commodities compared to 2019,” Jesse, who represents more than two million private workers, said in a statement. “We are amazed at what is clear. Grocery salaries and collective work contracts now!”

The amazing demonstrators moved to the streets in the center of Athens, where buses, trains, trains, tram and metro system only work for a part of the day. Similar demonstrations were organized in other cities and cities.

Meanwhile, commercial flights to and from the country and local destinations were canceled from midnight Wednesday until midnight Thursday.

“It is a gap that continues to increase its size.”

Data from the European Union Statistics Office showed that the minimum salary of Greece in terms of purchasing power was among the lowest rates in the European Union in January, behind Portugal and Lithuania.

At 1,342 euros (1477.28 dollars) per month, the average salary is still 10 percent lower than 2010, when the financial crisis erupted, and the data of the Greek Ministry of Labor appears.

However, the country is outperforming its primary excess goals of 2 percent, leaving a wage increase, but the government says it must be financially wise to limit the benefits imposed on its debts, which are still the highest in the euro area.

The government promised to raise the minimum wage to 950 euros (1047 dollars) because it targets the average monthly salary of 1500 euros ($ 1,654), closer to the average European Union.

“It is a gap that continues to increase its size due to the high prices and inflation that affects energy and medicines,” Angeles Gallabanobols of the Union of the Seas told Reuters.