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Security staff at Schiphol Airport are launching a series of short work stoppages on Tuesday and Wednesday to protest against high workload levels. The planned actions consist of fifteen-minute strikes scheduled at multiple intervals across both days.
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Smaller products reappear in supermarkets without price drops
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