After almost three weeks of strike in the Faroe Islands, an agreement has now been reached in the ongoing wage dispute. The strike, which started on May 14, is officially over. The Faroese dockworkers’ union has confirmed that a solution to the disagreements that have affected several sectors on the archipelago has been found. The union’s announcement brings relief to both workers and employers, who can now return to normal working conditions. The conflict has garnered significant attention and has impacted several aspects of Faroese society. The details of the new agreement are not yet publicly known, but the information that the strike has stopped marks an important step towards stability and reconciliation between the involved parties.

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