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Schiphol Security Staff Begin Strike Action Over Workloads and Staff Shortages

Security personnel at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport have begun work stoppages and slowdowns after aviation security contractors failed to meet union demands on working conditions, raising the risk of delays at the major international hub.
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