Politics · Italy · 7 hrs ago
Italo strike planned for 9 November is called off
Unions have called off a strike planned for 9 November at Italo, Italy’s high-speed train company.
The decision followed a measure by the commission that oversees strikes in essential public services.
Italo says its trains will run normally on the day.
The planned stoppage had raised the prospect of disruption for passengers using the company’s trains.
The cancellation means the planned strike will not disrupt Italo services on 9 November.
No further steps were announced.
The strike planned for Italo services on 9 November has been called off.
Italo said the unions revoked the strikes after a measure by Italy’s Guarantee Commission for strikes in essential public services.
The company said its trains will run regularly.
The announcement was reported on 6 November 2026.
- Who
- Italo and the trade unions.
- What
- The strike planned for 9 November was revoked, and Italo said its trains would run regularly.
- When
- The announcement was made on 6 November 2026; the strike had been planned for 9 November.
- Where
- Rome, according to the article’s dateline.
- Why
- The unions revoked the strike following a measure by the Guarantee Commission for strikes in essential public services.
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The Guarantee Commission issued a measure concerning the strike, after which the unions revoked it.
Italo announced that the strike planned for 9 November had been revoked.
- Planned strike
- 9 November 2026
- Announcement
- 6 November 2026
- Company
- Italo
- Train service
- Italo said trains would run regularly
- Reason for revocation
- A measure by the Guarantee Commission for strikes in essential public services
What people are saying
Italo announces that the strikes scheduled for November 9 have been revoked by the Trade Union Organizations following the measure of the Guarantee Commission for the implementation of the law on strikes in essential public services. Italo trains will therefore run regularly.