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Tunisia banking strike risks paralysis

Tunisia banking strike risks paralysis

The social crisis within the banking sector in Tunisia is escalating. The General Union of Banks and Financial Institutions announced the escalation of their strikes to December 28, 29, 30, and 31, 2026, in protest against violations of employees' rights, arbitrary dismissals, and illegal deductions from wages and workers' benefits. The main demands include salary increases for the years 2025 to 2028, the retroactive application of Article 412 of the Commercial Code, the reinstatement of employees dismissed due to their union activities or reporting corruption, as well as the recovery of deductions related to strike days. These actions aim to pressure the relevant authorities to meet their demands, with the escalation continuing until workers' rights in the sector are secured.

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