The Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO), representing ferry staff members, has planned for a 48-hour nationwide strike from 10 November 06:00 local time to 12 November 06:00 local time. The work stoppage was planned to protest poor wages that have been unsuccessful in keeping up with the rising cost of living throughout the country.
Transit strikes in England and South Wales began on 8 November and are expected to last until January 2022. The strikes are to demand an increase in wages for all bus drivers. South Wales strikes will be ongoing from 17 November to 10 January. Strikes in Northeast England will occur on even-numbered days from 8 November to 4 December, and drivers in Loughborough plan to stage an indefinite strike on 13 December if demands are not met.
Potential disruptions are likely to occur due to a nationwide transportation strike in Peru on 8 November. The protest will occur to denounce the increases in fuel prices. Commuters may face inconveniences as a result of the strike and are encouraged to seek alternative means of travel.
The Intercity-Express (ICE) Rail will be serviced on 6-7 November, disrupting rail passage from Brussels and Frankfurt. From Belgium to Germany: only ICE 317 and 19 will continue to operate during this time and from Germany to Belgium: only ICE 18 and 316 will operate.
On 6 November in Melbourne, protests will occur to fight against COVID-19 policies. Protests are set to take place at the State Library marching to the Parliament House at 12:00 local time. Disruption to traffic and heightened security is expected. Previous related protests have resulted in fights between participants and police, causing risks to bystanders.
On 1 November, a fire was reported at a wastewater treatment plant on Maces Road in Christchurch, New Zealand. One individual was injured and transported to the emergency room. EMS has contained the fire and the plant has resumed normal operations. However, residual disturbances such as smoke to occur through 3 November.
On 30 October, nearly 2,000 Arriva bus drivers in England will go on strike. Drivers from Liverpool, Manchester, and northwest England are expected to take part. Labor unions planned the strike to demand salary increases for all drivers.
The South African government has increased security measures due to upcoming local elections from 30 October to 3 November. Approximately 10,000 soldiers will be deployed at various locations during voting and provincial results centers while the results are finalized. There is an increased risk of violence in KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng, Western Cape, and Eastern Cape.
On 28 October, Egged Ta’avura, Superbus, and Dan South bus drivers are planning nationwide strikes. The strikes will take place from 13:00 to 17:00 local time. The Koach LaOvdim Democratic Workers’ Organization union planned the strikes to demand pay increases and the improvement of working conditions.
From 31 October to 12 November, increased security will be implemented throughout Glasgow due to the United Nations Climate Change Conference at the Scottish Event Campus, near the M8 Motorway. Approximately 10,000 police officers will be present each day for diplomatic security. Major roadways and highways nearby will include traffic stops and car inspections. Anticipate road closures and increased traffic.
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