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Left pulls together against ND's labour reform bill
Opposition to New Democracy’s labour reform continues to harden as the legislation makes its way through the parliamentary process. A 24-hour general strike against the bill on Thursday was backed by Greece's largest unions and all the parties of the left.
Opposition SYRIZA has pledged to fight the legislation “inside and outside Parliament”, and is joining centre-left KINAL, Communist Party KKE and radical leftists MeRA-25 in mass protests in Athens and other major cities across Greece. The parties of th...
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