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Port workers to strike for at least five days over government plans

Port workers to strike for at least five days over government plans

Port workers across the Netherlands are planning to strike for at least five days to protest against government plans regarding social security. The industrial action is driven by dissatisfaction with the cabinet's proposed changes to social protections.

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