The Public Transport Employers Association (VWOV) wants a breather in the strikes. Nationally, on the basis of the morning images, more than half of the public drives today during the strike of the various carriers. It differs regionally how much is driven. The Public Transport Employers Association (VWOV) wants to solve the collective bargaining puzzle with trade unions

Employers moved briskly toward union demands, but enough was enough. The recent strikes that brought FNV members together were perhaps the latest in a long line. More than 700 employees went on strike for a good Collective Labor Agreement for Healthcare Transport and Taxi, with which the union once again showed employers that many

The willingness to take action is high and is only growing in regional transport. Employers in regional transport do not respond to the ultimatum of trade unions FNV and CNV, on the contrary, that agreement seems very far away because the employers have informed the trade unions that they cannot meet the requirements. According to the chairman of

Employers in healthcare and taxi transport are once again calling on FNV to stop organizing strikes. The strikes announced for 17 and 18 February are once again causing a great deal of stress and inconvenience to vulnerable travelers in healthcare transport. However, the strikes are pointless now that a collective labor agreement has recently been concluded

The collective labor agreement that is currently in place has not yet been declared generally binding. Employers in healthcare and student transport have until Friday 17 February to avert a two-day national strike. Last November, the trade union FNV issued an ultimatum to employers on behalf of its members about a new collective labor agreement. Lying in the industry