Lo train strike on 8 and 9 September 2024 It promises to be a difficult weekend for those who use rail services. The protest, organized by the USB Lavoro Privato union, will involve Trenitalia, Italo, Trenord and other operators, involving FS group staff. Cancellations and delays are expected, especially for long-distance trains such as Frecce and Intercity, but also for regional services.
Train strike 8 and 9 September, the reasons
The strike, called by some autonomous trade unions, including USB Lavoro Privato, mainly involves train drivers, conductors and other workers in the railway sector.
The reasons for the protest concern safety at work, the contractual conditions and the request for better guarantees for the future of public transport. The unions highlight problems related to the organization of work, the excessive load of shifts and the instability of the sector, asking for a discussion with the institutions to improve working conditions.
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Trenitalia and the FS group have warned that the strike could cause cancellations and delays, especially affecting high-speed trains such as Arrows, Intercity and regional services.
Some trips, however, will be guaranteed according to the regulations on essential services. For passengers, Trenitalia has made the minimum connections available on the official website and app, while Italo and Trenord invite you to check the status of trains through their digital channels.
Info
Trenitalia and other railway operators invite all travellers to obtain advance information on the state of circulation. To avoid inconvenience, it is recommended to consult the official communication channels before going to the station or, if possible, to reschedule the journey. Updated information is accessible via:
- Trenitalia app e website in the “Infomobility” section
- Social channels and web of the FS Italiane Group
- Toll-free number: 800 89 20 21
- Ticket offices, assistance offices and self-service at train stations
- Affiliated travel agencies
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Italo and Trenord have similar channels to keep their passengers informed, making it possible to consult real-time updates on active connections and any changes to services. strike will last 23 hours, from 3:00 am on Sunday 8 September to 2:00 am on Monday 9 September, with repercussions expected throughout the country.
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