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Henk was the only colleague who didn't want to strike: 'Ever since, my colleagues have called me a scab'

Henk was the only colleague who didn't want to strike: 'Ever since, my colleagues have called me a scab'

Bus driver Henk chose to continue working during a public transport strike by driving his usual route in a rented vehicle. While he received gifts from appreciative passengers, his decision caused friction with his colleagues, who labeled him a strikebreaker.

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