General Strike in Greece: Public Sector to Stop Work on November 25
The Executive Committee of ADEDY announced a nationwide 24-hour public sector strike for late November, focusing on demands for better wages and living costs.
- The public sector union adopted the 24-hour strike decision during an October 9 meeting.
- The strike action is scheduled to take place throughout November 25, 2026.
- Core demands include substantial pay rises, permanent hirings, and action on housing.
If you are traveling to Greece or managing affairs there on November 25, expect potential disruptions across public services. It is advisable to check schedules with your travel providers, confirm arrangements in advance, and allow extra time for any administrative or transit needs.
Nationwide Public Sector Action
The Executive Committee of the Greek civil servants' confederation (ADEDY) has formally decided to launch a 24-hour nationwide general strike covering all public sector employees across the country.
The strike action is scheduled to take place on November 25, 2026, following a decision reached during the committee's session on October 9.
Key Demands and Issues
According to the official announcement issued by the organization, the primary motivations behind the mobilization include requests for substantial salary increases, massive recruitment of permanent personnel, and the immediate reinstatement of the 13th and 14th salaries.
Furthermore, the demands encompass targeted measures to tackle the ongoing cost-of-living crisis and address housing affordability challenges affecting residents throughout Greece.
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