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New strike announced: week-long walkout by cleaners at Schiphol, stations and other locations

New strike announced: week-long walkout by cleaners at Schiphol, stations and other locations

The FNV trade union has announced a week-long strike of cleaners starting this Monday across various locations in the Netherlands, including Schiphol Airport and train stations. The action serves as a protest against the collective labor agreement recently established between the CNV union and the employer organization Schoonmakend Nederland.

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