The strike in services records mixed support: from banking to hospitality, according to CCOO

The 24-hour general strike in the services sector shows uneven follow-through, with lows in banking and highs in hospitality, according to data from CCOO.

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The 24-hour general strike called for this Wednesday in the services sector is having a very different impact depending on economic activity, with significant contrasts between branches such as banking and hospitality.

According to the data compiled by CCOO up to 11:30 a.m. today, the involvement in the strike ranged from 25.4% recorded in financial services to 61.9% reached in hospitality, tourism and gambling.

In intermediate positions, CCOO places the degree of support for the strike in technical services at 50.9%, while the trade union organization raises participation in retail to 60.8%.