Finland's labour union strikes, led by SAK, disrupt ports, rail, and production since March 11, protesting against labour market reforms and social welfare cuts.
Finland's ongoing labour union strikes, started on March 11, are disrupting the country's ports, rail system, and production, affecting exports and imports. The two-week strikes, led by SAK union federation, continue in protest against government plans to reform the labour market and reduce social welfare. Companies such as SSAB, Neste, and Finnair are impacted, with SSAB estimating a $47.6 million negative impact on its first-quarter operating profit due to the strikes.
March 25, 2024
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