Town's Service Station, Town Hall, and Library Stay Shut Down
In the heart of the city of Marburg, a notable disruption is expected on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, as public services announce a warning strike. Despite this, some crucial services will continue to operate, albeit with adjusted arrangements.
The Registry Office and the Foreigners' Office have confirmed that they will hold booked appointments at the City Office on March 11, ensuring essential services remain accessible. For those seeking assistance during the strike, the Service Yard at Krekel can be reached by phone at 06421 201-1686 for service-related inquiries.
Unfortunately, the City Office and the City Library will be closed during the strike. However, residents can look forward to the City Library reopening its doors on March 12, resuming its normal operations.
It is important to note that the union ver.di, prominently involved in strikes related to public service and wage negotiations during this period, has not explicitly named the leader of the union announcing the strike.
This temporary disruption serves as a reminder of the ongoing negotiations in the public sector, emphasising the importance of dialogue and understanding in ensuring the smooth running of essential services. Marburg residents are encouraged to plan their visits to the City Office and City Library accordingly.
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