Employees of the London underground network are protesting due to salaries and working conditions, paralyzing public transport for several days.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The London Underground, the largest in Europe, is affected by a major strike that will last until Thursday, forcing residents to seek alternative transportation. Employees, dissatisfied with wages and working conditions, are demanding a restructuring of the work schedule, as they feel exhausted. They currently work 35 hours a week, and the protest aims to improve working conditions without excessive wage demands.
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