The mobilization is intended to protest what the union describes as an increasingly hostile approach by the government toward the taxi sector.

Vendors argue that soaring prices, excessive taxation, steadily rising fees and what they consider unfair charges have pushed the sector to breaking point.

Performances are canceled nationwide as theater workers demand a collective labor agreement, with unions staging a coordinated strike during the peak holiday season to pressure employers into negotiations

Thousands of public sector workers, including municipal employees and teachers, are set to strike nationwide on Tuesday, December 16, over the government’s new budget, with rallies planned in major cities

The federation underscores the sector’s strong opposition to what it views as unfair, presumptive taxation based on non-existent income, as well as the introduction of electronic dispatch notes without meaningful consultation.

Train and suburban rail workers in Greece have announced a 24-hour strike on Tuesday, with additional work stoppages planned, calling for staffing increases, safer conditions and long-delayed rail upgrades

The Taxi Drivers’ Union (SATA) says the strike marks the end of its “silence” and the beginning of a wider campaign to defend the sector’s survival.

Asked about the most contentious provision in the draft legislation, Minister Niki Kerameus said the "...13-hour workday is not mandatory, and it can be done three days a month"

A 24-hour nationwide strike has been called in Greece for Tuesday, allow its impact is expected to be limited, compared to similar such industrial actions in the past

Public transport across Athens will operate on limited schedules Tuesday as unions protest a proposed labor reform extending the legal workday to 13 hours. Demonstrations are planned in central Athens

Commuters in Athens will face major disruptions as unions stage a 24-hour walkout against the government’s proposed labor reforms

Public and private sector unions stage a 24-hour strike on October 1. Transport, ferries, trains, taxis and schools are affected, while flights remain unaffected

Flights from Athens International Airport will operate as scheduled tomorrow October 1, but passengers should expect ongoing delays of up to two hours

Greece faces a nationwide strike on October 1, with major disruptions to public transport, ferries, schools, and public services expected throughout the day

Air traffic controllers in Greece join a 24-hour nationwide strike, prompting Aegean and Olympic Air to offer flexible ticket changes and vouchers for affected passengers

Greek unions halt passenger- ferry services for 24 hours demanding stricter safety after a 20-year-old crew member dies aboard Blue Star Chios

SATA contends that recent government decisions threaten the viability of the taxi profession by opening urban transport to private cars with drivers.

The protest is triggered by a new bill from the Ministry of Labor, which increases the daily working limit to 13 hours.

To minimize disruption for passengers, Hellenic Train, in coordination with the union, has adjusted its timetable.

Greece’s largest public sector union has called a nationwide strike on August 28, protesting a government bill on disciplinary law for civil servants. A rally is planned in central Athens as services across the public sector are expected to shut down