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Cleaners reject new collective labor agreement: 'It is hard work'

Cleaners reject new collective labor agreement: 'It is hard work'

Hundreds of cleaners gathered in Utrecht on Thursday to protest against a new collective labor agreement, citing the physically demanding nature of their work. Organized by the FNV union, the strikers expressed their dissatisfaction with the proposed terms.

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