The National Railroad Workers' Union, which predicted a general strike tomorrow (5th), decided to come up with measures after an emergency decree was declared that banned gatherings and strikes.
After the emergency martial law was declared yesterday (3rd), the railway union said in an internal notice that it would hold an emergency meeting today to discuss countermeasures and then quickly deliver the decision.
He added that a calm and cool-headed response is needed rather than children's songs or worries, and that he will do his best to overcome the current situation and protect a safe workplace.
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After the emergency martial law was declared yesterday (3rd), the railway union said in an internal notice that it would hold an emergency meeting today to discuss countermeasures and then quickly deliver the decision.
He added that a calm and cool-headed response is needed rather than children's songs or worries, and that he will do his best to overcome the current situation and protect a safe workplace.
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