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Ferry Travel: Greek Seamen Announce 48-hour Strike for February 8-9

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Photo source: Europeans Parliament

Photo source: Europeans Parliament

Ferries will stay docked at ports across Greece during February 8-9 after the Pan-Hellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO) announced a 48-hour strike in all ship categories.

According to an announcement on Tuesday, the umbrella union of Greek seamen are demanding a revised collective labor agreement for 2023 with pay raises.

The PNO is also protesting against uninsured labor and is calling for the establishment of a permanent system for the financial support of unemployed seafarers. The union is requesting for an increase in the monthly unemployment benefit to 650 euros for the unmarried and to 850 euros for married seamen, with an additional 150 euros for each dependent person, and free medical care for seafarers and their families.

The strike will start from 06.01 in the morning of Wednesday, February 8 and will last until 06.00 in the morning of Friday, February 10.

Travelers who have booked ferry tickets during February 8-9 are advised to check with their travel agents or contact local port authorities for further information.

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