I heard when this happens many of them can't go into work so this further disrupts the country. Not much productivity these days unless they can work from home.
Usually there are a few buses or metros that are limited so people can get to work and get home. Here you can see even with this big strike they had some coverage.
www.infobae.com
Here is a list of the ones that are running today.Usually there are a few buses or metros that are limited so people can get to work and get home. Here you can see even with this big strike they had some coverage.
El Gobierno aseguró que funcionan el 40% de los colectivos y Bullrich calificó a la huelga de la CGT como “el paro de la debilidad”
La Ministra de Seguridad alertó sobre “hechos mafiosos”, como los ataques salvajes contra la empresa DOTA o fábricas que se encuentran bloqueadas, y le dejó un mensaje a la central obrera: “Que se dejen de joder y vayan a trabajar”
www.infobae.com
But I saw on social media that the bus drivers that DO want to work are being threatened by those striking. Sound like thugs to me.Here is a list of the ones that are running today.
Paro del 9 de mayo: cuáles son las líneas de colectivos que hoy funcionarán en el AMBA
Si bien varias líneas de transporte adhieren a la huelga convocada por la CGT, las unidades pertenecientes a algunas empresas trabajan de manera habitual
The majority can't go because they lack transportation options, as there's no public transport available. Some try using Uber, Didi, or Remis and attempt to pool resources to share the cost. Most try to attend because if they miss work, they lose their "attendance bonus," (Presentismo) which translates to a 20% deduction from their salaries. This significantly impacts the workers' wallets.
Very sad indeed. Even many that want to work cannot.
Exactly! It's an extortionate strike because most people want to go to their jobs and can't.
www.batimes.com.ar
Strike today should be an eye opener how angry people are. City very quiet today.
Argentina labor unions' 24-hour strike against President Milei paralyzes daily life
Argentina’s biggest trade unions have mounted one of their fiercest challenges to the libertarian government of President Javier Mileiabcnews.go.com
Not totally true ... Hospital Aleman was working fine. All the supermarkets were open / all the shopping centers were open.Strike today should be an eye opener how angry people are. City very quiet today.
Argentina labor unions' 24-hour strike against President Milei paralyzes daily life
Argentina’s biggest trade unions have mounted one of their fiercest challenges to the libertarian government of President Javier Milei
Yep. Everything seemed normal to me. Restaurants and cafes were all open that I went to. Banks seemed to be closed but life was fairly normal.
But I am sure she will try to argue because of Milei she can't afford a shirt on her back! Although it looks like she dropped a few thousand bucks on surgeries.
