Larnaca buses working normally as strike called off
Larnaca buses are running as usual on Thursday after a three-day strike ended late on Wednesday. Bus drivers went back to work after the Zenon
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Little sign of agreement in Larnaca bus strike
The indefinite strike by Larnaca bus drivers continued for a second day on Wednesday without a definitive solution between the Zenon bus company and transport
Larnaca bus drivers declare indefinite strike
Larnaca bus drivers will go on an indefinite strike from Tuesday as their wages for June have not yet been paid, it was announced on
Bus drivers call off strike after government covers March wages
Bus company Emel will be resuming normal business on Friday, ending a strike over a dispute over unpaid March wages. The announcement was made late
Transport ministry covers March salaries of striking bus drivers
The transport ministry has paid a monthly sum to bus company Emel which is sufficient to cover the wages of the workers, Transport Minister Vasiliki
Limassol bus strike to continue for third day on Thursday
Limassol bus drivers and their unions will take their strike to Nicosia on Thursday, the third day of the indefinite strike which started on Tuesday
Larnaca bus drivers call off strike
Public bus drivers in Larnaca on Saturday called off a strike scheduled for Tuesday after coming to an agreement with their management over their salaries.
Race on to avert bus strike in three cities next week
Transport Minister Vasiliki Anastassiadou said on Friday she would meet with representatives of public transport companies in a bid to avert the strike measures announced
Nicosia and Larnaca bus companies announce indefinite strike from Tuesday
Nicosia and Larnaca could be left with no public transport next week after two public bus companies have said they will be going on indefinite
Limassol bus drivers threaten strike if wage cuts not restored
Drivers with the Limassol bus company Emel have given a deadline until the end of the month to have their salary cuts and benefits restored
Ministry looking to hire buses to end Paphos transport crisis
The vast majority of striking bus drivers at the Paphos bus company (Osypa) have accepted Transport Minister Vasiliki Anastasiadou’s mediation proposal which saw the ministry
No end in sight to Paphos bus strike
Drivers of the Paphos public transport company (Osypa) completed their third day of strike measures on Friday, with the strike having no end in sight
Paphos bus drivers to strike again on Wednesday
Paphos bus drivers announced yet another strike for Wednesday, bus company Osypa said on Tuesday. The reason, the drivers said, was the non-payment of wages
Paphos bus drivers take pay protest to Nicosia
By Evie Andreou Drivers from the Paphos public bus company, Osypa, gathered on Tuesday morning outside the Presidential Place to protest over the fact that
Striking bus drivers prepare to descend on presidential palace
Paphos bus drivers said on Monday evening they were still planning on protesting outside the presidential palace on Tuesday despite a last-ditch effort by the
Striking Paphos bus drivers threaten protest at palace if no progress by Monday
Paphos bus drivers warned on Sunday that if there were no developments in resolving their wages issues, they would protest outside the presidential palace in
Paphos again without buses on Friday
By Lizzy Ioannidou Renewed indefinite strike measures were launched on Friday by Paphos public transport company (Osypa) employees, after the company’s failure to pay November
Paphos bus drivers to resume strike on Friday
Paphos bus drivers will resume strike action on Friday at 6am, it was announced on Thursday. According to state radio a meeting of bus company
Our View: Bus companies continual strikes have become a farce
Bus drivers in Paphos and Limassol may have called off their strikes after the government transferred money for November and December wages to their respective
Bus drivers in Paphos and Limassol call off strike (updated)
Public transport is set to return to normal on Wednesday after Paphos bus company Osypa employees agreed on Tuesday to join those from Limassol in