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Tunisie Telegraph: Fuel Supply Continues on Sept 23-24

Tunisie Telegraph: Fuel Supply Continues on Sept 23-24

The National Chamber for Hazardous Materials Transport and the National Union of Transport, affiliated with the Tunisian Union of Industry, Commerce, and Handicrafts, have confirmed that fuel transportation companies will continue their activities on September 23 and 24, despite circulating reports about a strike in the sector. They emphasized their commitment to adhering to laws related to social security and occupational safety. They also stated that the delay in contributions by two companies has been resolved. Additionally, they denied receiving any legal strike notices, reminding that any work stoppage without legality is considered illegal. The organizations expressed their readiness to ensure the supply of fuel to the market during these two days and confirmed that social dialogue is ongoing to address the existing issues.

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