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CT Bus drivers in Constanța went on a spontaneous strike, dissatisfied with the non-compliance with the Collective Labor Agreement.

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16 December 2025, 13:32
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Public transport in Constanța was completely paralyzed on Tuesday, when CT Bus employees organized a spontaneous protest, refusing to go out on the route. They are dissatisfied with the non-compliance with the provisions of the Collective Labor Agreement, which led to a gathering in the institution's courtyard.

CT Bus representatives confirmed that no bus is operating at this moment, and the situation remains uncertain, without clear information about when the providers will resume activity. The protest highlights the existing tensions between employees and the company's management regarding working conditions.

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Constanţa: Autobuzele CTBus nu au ieşit pe traseu marţi dimineaţă, din cauza unui protest spontan al angajaţilor
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Grevă la Constanța: Transportul public paralizat. Primăria acuză protest ilegal al angajaţilor CT Bus
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Primăria Constanța: Protestul sindicaliștilor CT BUS este ilegal!
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Constanța: Protest spontan al angajaților CT Bus; autobuzele companiei de transport public, scoase de pe trasee
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