What's Happening
Attention all operators and users in the logistics and freight transport sector: a national strike has been called that will affect travelling personnel in heavy goods transport employed by companies under the Logistics, Freight Transport, and Shipping National Collective Labour Agreement (CCNL). The work stoppage, called by the FAO COBAS union, will have an exceptional duration of 120 hours, starting at midnight on August 10, 2026, and ending at midnight on August 14, 2026.
This extended strike could have a significant impact on freight movement across the entire national territory, potentially causing delivery delays and disruptions in the supply chain. It is essential to be informed to plan your activities as best as possible and minimize inconveniences.
Who Is Affected
The strike specifically involves the travelling personnel in heavy goods transport employed by companies applying the Logistics, Freight Transport, and Shipping National Collective Labour Agreement (CCNL). This means that drivers and personnel directly involved in the movement and delivery of goods by road, covered by this national collective agreement, may participate in the work stoppage. Therefore, numerous workers and companies throughout the entire road transport and logistics sector are affected.
How to Prepare
Given the duration and national scope of the strike, it is advisable to take some preventive measures:
- Advance Planning: If your business relies on freight movement, try to expedite shipments and deliveries before 00:00 on August 10 or postpone them until after 24:00 on August 14.
- Communication: Maintain open communication with your suppliers and customers to inform them promptly about potential delays.
- Alternatives: Evaluate, if possible, flexible or alternative solutions for managing goods during the strike period.
- Constant Information: Follow updated news and check for specific communications from unions or trade associations.
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