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Jordan’s striking teachers reject government call to return to work

Jordan’s striking teachers reject government call to return to work

  • Only a quarter of Jordan’s 4,000 public schools opened on Tuesday
  • Scuffles broke out in several schools between parents and striking teachers
By Reuters ·
Ryanair UK cabin crew approve collective labor agreement

Ryanair UK cabin crew approve collective labor agreement

By Reuters ·
Tunisian government agrees deal with union to avert strikes

Tunisian government agrees deal with union to avert strikes

By AFP ·
Bangladesh garment workers clash with police as strikes roll on

Bangladesh garment workers clash with police as strikes roll on

By AFP ·
Tunisian airport workers threaten strike in tourist high season

Tunisian airport workers threaten strike in tourist high season

By Reuters ·
Airlines lodge EU complaint over French strikes

Airlines lodge EU complaint over French strikes

By AFP ·
Greece in strike standstill over bailout reforms

Greece in strike standstill over bailout reforms

By AFP ·
60 percent ‘unhappy’ with Macron as French protests grow

60 percent ‘unhappy’ with Macron as French protests grow

By Arab News ·
Hundreds of flights canceled in Germany as airports hit by strikes

Hundreds of flights canceled in Germany as airports hit by strikes

By Reuters ·
Air France says 7 days of strikes cost company 170 million euros

Air France says 7 days of strikes cost company 170 million euros

By AFP ·
France braces for mass rail strikes

France braces for mass rail strikes

By AFP ·
Strikes hit yet another hospital in Syria’s Idlib

Strikes hit yet another hospital in Syria’s Idlib

By AFP ·
Update Greek police fire teargas at protesters as strikes hit Greece over move to curb industrial action

Greek police fire teargas at protesters as strikes hit Greece over move to curb industrial action

By AFP ·

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