This surprise announcement, according to OASTH management, comes just hours before the highly anticipated inauguration of the organization's Electric Bus Charging Station – a significant project for both OASTH and the city as a whole.
The union cites the Ministry of Finance's refusal to fully accept their demands for a new collective bargaining agreement as the reason for the strike. OASTH management, however, emphasizes that they've offered a substantial increase in benefits – roughly 50% compared to the previous agreement.
To minimize disruption for passengers, especially on a day forecast to have high temperatures, OASTH management is taking legal action to prevent the strike and will allocate personnel to operate a limited service of 50 buses.
The special service vehicles of the A.M.E.A. and the night line of the airport will circulate normally.
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