Multi-sector strike across Italy, 26 September 2026
- When
- Saturday, 26 September 2026hours: see the official wording below
- Status
- EndedNo cancellation in the MIT data (checked on 5 November 2026 at 23:37) · check on the official MIT portal (in Italian).
- What is affected
- Multi-sectorStrike across several sectors: check the hours for each sector.
- Who is striking
- Categorie Pubbliche e PrivateCalled by CSLE
- Where
- All of Italy
- Guaranteed services
- Italian law (Law 146/1990) requires essential minimum services during strikes: the exact hours and arrangements are announced by the company concerned.
More details
| Announced on | 8 May 2026 |
| Category (Italian original) | Sciopero Plurisettoriale Categorie Pubbliche e Private |
| Hours (Italian original) | 24 ore - settore marittimo: modalità non specificate |
| Notes (Italian original) | Adesione OS fisi |
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Is the multi-sector strike on 26 September 2026 confirmed or cancelled?
It is currently confirmed and scheduled in the official MIT data, with no cancellation. Strikes can still be called off or changed at the last minute: check again shortly before you travel.
What time is the multi-sector strike on 26 September 2026?
Official wording (in Italian): "24 ore - settore marittimo: modalità non specificate". Services are still guaranteed during the guaranteed hours; the exact times are published by the operator.
Who called the multi-sector strike on 26 September 2026?
The strike was called by CSLE, announced on 8 May 2026.
Where does the multi-sector strike on 26 September 2026 take place?
It affects: All of Italy. Workers involved (Italian original): Sciopero Plurisettoriale Categorie Pubbliche e Private.
Which services are guaranteed during the multi-sector strike on 26 September 2026?
Italian law (Law 146/1990) requires essential minimum services during strikes: the exact hours and arrangements are announced by the company concerned.