Cyprus - Paphos bus drivers on strike - May 31, 2018

 Bus drivers in Paphos went on strike because they did not receive their April salary. The Paphos Transport Organisation (Osypa) told the drivers that the company was unable to pay wages because the company had not received their state subsidy. The company’s 117 vehicles remained stationary, with the 237 drivers and other staff warning that they would not return to work unless they received their salaries. The strike affected thousands of people, amongst them a lot of students.

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