The strike of 9 November by Italian high-speed trains has been revoked

The strike called by Italo staff for Monday 9 November has been revoked. After the announcement made in the last few hours, the company communicated with a note that train circulation “will be regular”. The …

Written by: Jack Williams

Published on: November 10, 2026

The strike, as announced by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, would have involved the trade unions Filt-Cgil, Fit-Cisl, Ugl Ferrovieri, Fast-Confsal and Orsa Trasporti, whose participating workers had decided to stop from 9.01am to 4.59pm on 9 November. To this would have been added the protest proclaimed by Uilt-Uil involving the operational staff of the company’s crews: here the blockade would have started from 2 am until 11.59 pm on the same day on Monday.

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