Greece (AP) -- the Greek conservative prime minister held an emergency meeting, to decide how to get amazing public transport employees come back to work.
Strike against a pay cut refused to return to work on Thursday, left Athens metro system closed on the eighth day, although court decision, announced their protest is illegal.
The government's latest round of austerity measures, the need to continue to salvage money, but also deepen the difficulties, as the national economic recession in the sixth year against is a big challenge.
The government would not rule out forced the strikers back to work, war or national state of emergency is usually reserved for special power.



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