GDL Labor Union Starts 20 Hours Strike

general view of information desk of deutsch bahn at Cologne central station, in Cologne, Germany on Nov.15.2023 as GDL labor union starts 20 hours strike and demand reducing working hours and increase pay (Photo by Ying Tang/NurPhoto)

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