Employees of Czech public media services have announced a strike scheduled for June 22nd, protesting planned changes to their funding model. The strike is in response to proposals to abolish subscription fees, a key source of revenue for the broadcasters. Workers fear the elimination of these fees will lead to significant budget cuts and jeopardize the quality and independence of public service media. Unions representing journalists and other media professionals are organizing the action. The government argues the current system is outdated and inequitable, seeking alternative funding solutions. The strike aims to pressure authorities to reconsider the proposed changes and ensure sustainable financial support for Czech public broadcasting. Further negotiations are anticipated as the strike date approaches.