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- Nearly 400 staff from across more than 30 institutions join up with unions in calling for action on Monday
- Organisers demand inquiry into government’s recent performance over controversial extradition bill
Hundreds of workers at 34 banks joined calls for a citywide strike next week against the government’s handling of recent unrest which has rocked Hong Kong.
The finance staff added their voices to an umbrella group of 95 unions from the public and private sectors behind the action planned for Monday.
The idea of a strike was first floated weeks ago on an online forum, and has gained momentum after two protests that descended into clashes over which
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“To really allow the city to settle down, the government should establish an inquiry, which is not just about the police’s handing of protests, but the entire policymaking and decision-making process,” CTU chairwoman Carol Ng Man-yee said.
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