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CENA-STE union calls strike for cultural sector workers on October 17

The CENA-STE union has called a strike for workers in the cultural sector on October 17th. The stoppage is intended to allow employees to participate in a national demonstration organized by the CGTP-IN union in Lisbon, Porto, and Coimbra.

Why it mattersIf you work in the cultural sector, this strike may disrupt your workplace; if you are attending or organizing events on October 17th, expect potential service disruptions or closures in these cities.

Público· 2h agoRead original ↗

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Operational impact of AIMA strike was reduced, says agency

AIMA reported an 11.6% strike turnout involving 96 workers out of 831, stating that operations and public service capacity were largely maintained. The union (STM) reported a 50% turnout and claimed closures or partial services at delegations in Porto (Avenida de França), Lisbon (Anjos), Odivelas, and Faro. AIMA announced that citizens whose appointments were missed due to the strike will receive a new date via email without needing to take further action.

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