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Piraeus container workers cancel strike

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The Union of Piraeus Port Dock Containers Workers (ENEDEP) announced late Wednesday the cancellation of its 48-hour strike that began on December 1.

The union said that employers assured them in writing that negotiations are to start immediately regarding raising wages and working hours.

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