The general strike which the government tried valiantly to dismiss as “inexpressive” is still causing hiccups today with “high participation in both education and university and polytechnic canteens”. This may The post “Inexpressive” general strike spills over to public sector for Friday appeared first on Portugal Resident.
“Inexpressive” general strike spills over to public sector for Friday
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- Jorge Pinto advises Government to listen to workers regarding the labour package9:58pm, 12 Dec 2025 • RTP Notícias
- Menzies workers on strike on 31 December and 1 January8:54pm, 12 Dec 2025 • Correio da Manhã
- This labour package is already dead6:27pm, 12 Dec 2025 • Público
- SPdH/Menzi Workers on Strike at Year-End4:58pm, 12 Dec 2025 • Observador
- Ground assistance at airports. SPdH/Menzies workers on strike on 31 December and 1 January3:55pm, 12 Dec 2025 • Dinheiro Vivo
- SPdH/Menzies workers on strike on 31 December and 1 January3:52pm, 12 Dec 2025 • RTP Notícias
- Unions issue strike notice for airports at year-end2:23pm, 12 Dec 2025 • ECO
- TAP handling with strike notice for 31 December and 1 January: unions want the government to guarantee jobs1:55pm, 12 Dec 2025 • Expresso
- Statement from the DN Management on the general strike of 11 December1:39pm, 12 Dec 2025 • Diário de Notícias
- 08h The effects of the Public Service strike8:39am, 12 Dec 2025 • RTP Notícias
- Strike caused "cancellation of around 400 flights"7:54am, 12 Dec 2025 • Observador
- Alarm: The government's "insignificant" general strike was the "largest ever" for the unions7:52am, 12 Dec 2025 • Público
- 07h The government and unions' reading on the general strike7:33am, 12 Dec 2025 • RTP Notícias
Context & Explainers
Special education (educação especial) covers schooling and support services for pupils with disabilities or additional learning needs, provided either in specialised schools or mainstream settings with tailored support. The Lisbon protests reflect shortages of funding and available places—parents and staff are demanding resources to guarantee spots for roughly 500 children and young people—so expat families with special‑needs children should be prepared for potential waitlists and to explore both public and private options.
