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Cádiz Province: Transportes Generales Comes workers call partial strikes Apr–Jun and indefinite strike from June 22

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The inter-center works council at Transportes Generales Comes announced two-hour stoppages on multiple dates in April, May and June over alleged pay discrimination and stalled negotiations. If there is no agreement, a 24-hour indefinite strike will begin on June 22 across the company’s routes in Cádiz province.

This alert was originally created on 14 April 2026.

Public Impact

🚌 Bus

Effective Dates

Updates

Apr 20, 2026
Partial two-hour stoppages planned for April–June have been canceled after the Andalusian government set 50% minimum services. The works council now plans 24-hour strikes on all working days starting 2026-05-02 if no agreement is reached, while the indefinite 24-hour strike from 2026-06-22 remains in place.
Apr 19, 2026
Workers at Transportes Generales Comes have canceled the previously announced two-hour partial stoppages in April–June due to 50% minimum service requirements, and will escalate to 24-hour strikes on all working days starting 2026-05-02 if no deal is reached; the indefinite 24-hour strike from 2026-06-22 remains in place.

Organizer

  • Comité Intercentros (Transportes Generales Comes)

Affected Locations

  • Cádiz Province
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