Casa da Música workers begin three-day strike to demand 'fair wages'

Workers at Casa da Música, represented by the Cena-STE union, have started a three-day strike to protest against the administration's failure to meet previously agreed commitments. The industrial action follows the staff's rejection of a new career plan presented in July.

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If you have tickets for events at Casa da Música, expect potential disruptions or service changes during this three-day strike.

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