Airport Railroad union plans a warning strike on November 13, prompting the operator to activate an emergency response and transport system. The railway plans to run 319 trains that day, about 75.1% of the usual 425, while operating all 56 daily express services and maintaining normal-level service on regular trains during peak commuting hours.
Regular train services will fall from 369 to 263 daily, so additional staff and monitoring will be assigned at stations where crowding is expected. The dispute concerns staffing increases and improved treatment for lower-ranking employees, while the operator says government agreements and operating-cost rules limit recruitment.