Kalamata: Lawyers on “Strike” Due to No-Functioning A/C In Local Court
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Society
Lawyers Union in Kalamata, SW Peloponnese, decided to abstain from the local court until the air-conditions get maintained and on duty again. ”The conditions in the court building of the town are beyond descriptions” the angry and summer heat-exhausted lawyers said in an open letter to Greek Minister of Justice.
“We consider as unacceptable the conduct of trials in halls and offices without functioning air-conditions and thus in times of heat-waves.” the lawyers make a reference to a justice ministry decision from 6/6/2012 that approved the expenditure for a technician and the maintenance of the air-conditioning system.”
The lawyers union claim that some maintance took place by technicians, the a/cs worked for only one day and stopped again when tehcnicians left.
The lawyers will be on ‘a strike’ until air-conditioning is restored [or heat-wave is gone....]
Summer 2012 hit Greece with a prolonged and repeat heat-wave with temperatures reaching 40-42 degrees for several days.
PS Maybe somebody just wants to save money on electricity bills?










I started my army duty in August in Kalamata back in ’03, it’s not a very tolerable place to be inside wearing a suit without the air conditioner working!!!