Tunisia fuel strike highlights growing economic and political anger
- Fuel transport workers in Tunis have launched a 48-hour strike to demand better working conditions, wage increases, the disbursement of previously agreed allowances from 2019 and the settlement of social security dues.
- Khaled Bettin, general manager of the national oil distributor Agil, co
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- Fuel transport workers in Tunis have launched a 48-hour strike to demand better working conditions, wage increases, the disbursement of previously agreed allowances from 2019 and the settlement of social security dues.
- Khaled Bettin, general manager of the national oil distributor Agil, co
Sources: Al Jazeera