Greece is facing a nationwide shutdown today, Tuesday, October 14, as major unions and federations, including the Athens Labor Center (EKA) and the civil servants' union (ADEDY), hold a 24-hour strike against a new labor reform bill currently under debate in Parliament. The walkout has brought large parts of the country to a standstill, with public transport, shipping, and government services heavily affected. Workers are protesting proposed legislation that introduces a 13-hour workday, demanding its immediate withdrawal, significant wage increases, and the protection of the eight-hour work standard. The strikes and demonstrations are expected to cause widespread disruptions across Greece, with major rallies planned in central Athens - at Syntagma Square at 11:00 a.m. and the Propylaea at 10:30 a.m. Public sector services, including tax offices, insurance funds, and municipal departments, are closed. ADEDY has condemned the...