The class unions are in the workplaces and the streets transferring till the last moment the call for the success of the General Strike of April 6.
The class unions demand
No involvement-no participation of our country in the imperialist war!
All in the fight against inflation and taxation
For the defense of the working-class income
For collective agreements with substantial increases in salaries
The resumption of the collective bargaining of the National collective Contract as a starting point for the increase of the minimum wage, claiming 825 € minimum gross salary
The restoration of conquests and rights such as the beginning of a more favorable contract, the Sunday holiday, the payment of overtime, the 13th and 14th salary in the public sector, etc.
The general reduction of working time, with 7 hours – 5 days – 35 hours per week and stable work with rights.
Abolition of VAT on consumer goods.
Abolition of ENFIA-House tax and big reduction of municipal fees for workers’ households.
Reduction of the price of electricity and gas by 50% and abolition of taxes on fuel and energy in general.
Debt relief, not in foreclosures and auctions for workers and poor households.
Recruitment of staff with stable jobs and rights in health, welfare, education, local government and civil protection.
Strike rallies are to take place in more than 60 cities all over Greece. Specifically at:
Athens
Piraeus
Koropi
Thessaloniki
Patras
Agrinio
Aigio
Alexandroupoli
Aliveri
Amaliada
Afmissa
Argos
Arta
Veria
Volos
Ioannina
Giannitsa
Grevena
Drama
Elassona
Edessa
Zante
Igoumenitsa
Heraklion
Thassos
Thebes
Ikaria
Istiaia
Kavala
Kalamata
Karditsa
Kastoria
Katerini
Corfu
Kefalonia
Kilkis
Kozani
Komotini
Corinth
Kos
Lamia
Larissa
Leros
Lemnos
Livadia
Lefkada
Mantoudi
Messolonghi
Mytilene
Naoussa
Nafpaktos
Xanthi
Orestiada
Polygyros
Preveza
Ptolemaida
Pyrgos
Rethimno
Rhodes
Samos
Serres
Siatista
Syros
Trikala
Tripoli
Florina
Chalkida
Chania
Chios
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Source: PAME