The ADEDY Executive Committee has sent a notice to the Home Office regarding whether the 24-hour curfew is considered illegal. strike Thursday.

“Due to the Home Secretary’s misinformation, reproduced by various websites, that ADEDY’s 24-hour strike on Thursday, March 16 was allegedly illegal, we are informing government officials that this is an absolute lie,” comments ADEDY. which calls on the Minister of the Interior for reform, explaining that “the assessment-abstention strike, which had nothing to do with the March 16 24-hour strike, was illegal today.”

The announcement continues as follows:

“The provocation of the government under the fear of popular indignation will not pass!

The 24-hour ADEDY strike usually takes place on Thursday, 03/16/23.

Due to the Home Secretary’s misinformation reproduced by various websites that the alleged 24-hour ADEDY strike on Thursday, March 16 was illegal, we are informing public sector workers that this is an absolute lie.

These rumors were circulated in a press release from the Ministry of the Interior, fearing a public outcry. The strike will proceed as usual.

Today, a non-assessment strike, which has nothing to do with the March 16 24-hour strike, was declared illegal.

We urge the minister to reinstate IMMEDIATELY.

We call on the media that write inaccuracies to correct and not misinform citizens.

ON THURSDAY 16.03 EVERYONE STRIKES!

Tempe’s crime will not be solved.

We demand the life we ​​deserve, a life with modern rights, a better future for us and our children.”

Boridis’ statement

Recall that earlier the Minister of the Interior, Makis Voridisdescribed ADEDY’s attitude towards the strike regarding the evaluation process as “outrageous”.

“For this reason, we appealed to the courts, which recognized the strike as illegal, so the process will continue as usual. We will continue to fight to create conditions for effective public administration, and we believe that in our efforts we have the support of the vast majority of civil servants,” concluded Mr. Voridis.