Tunisia Fuel Transport Strike Over Wages
Workers in Tunisia's fuel transportation sector have gone on a two-day strike to demand improved working conditions and higher wages. They also emphasized the urgent need to settle their outstanding dues with the National Social Security Fund and highlighted delays in the disbursement of previously agreed-upon allowances. This strike poses a threat to the fuel sector, which heavily relies on trucks to transport petroleum products, potentially leading to a near-total halt in fuel distribution if it continues. Although some sources confirm that operations are ongoing and that the strike is primarily affecting the private sector, unionists are continuing their struggle until their demands are met. Citizens are stockpiling fuel in anticipation of a widespread crisis. So far, no new negotiations have taken place to end the strike, as unionists escalate their efforts to achieve their goals.
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