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ROME - TRANSPORT workers have walked off their jobs across
Italy in a dispute over contracts.
The four-hour strike on Friday affects buses, trams and commuter
trains and involves major cities, including Rome and Milan, with
hours varying.
It is causing some traffic disruption. However, unions have said
they will guarantee a minimum service in rush hours. Service between
Rome's main Termini railways station and the Leonardo da Vinci
airport is also guaranteed.
The strike is taking place a day after conservative Premier
Silvio Berlusconi was sworn in. However, transport workers often
stage strikes in Italy. -- AP
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