EasyJet Cabin Crew Strike Causes 443 Flights Cancelation in Portugal
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The cessation of crew members in the airline had this Saturday total membership, but with some flights replaced by workers from other bases, what the union considers to be illegal
At the origin of the strike are the stability of the scales, the remunerative progression according to the antiquity and the conditions proposed in the context of the negotiation of the Enterprise Agreement.
At the origin of the strike are the stability of the scales, the remunerative progression according to the antiquity and the conditions proposed in the context of the negotiation of the Enterprise Agreement.
EasyJet cabin crew began a five-day strike in Portugal on Friday, resulting in the cancellation of 443 flights. Approximately 80 percent of the company's scheduled operations from its bases in Lisbon, Porto, and Faro have been cancelled, and the strike is expected to continue until Tuesday.
EasyJet cabin crew strike causes 443 flights cancelation in Portugal
A five-day strike by easyJet cabin crew in Portugal began Friday, with 443 flights cancelled at the airline's Lisbon, Porto and Faro bases, representing around 80 percent of planned operations at those bases during the strike period, according to the National Union of Civil Aviation Flight Personnel (SNPVAC), reported Xinhua. Union official Ana Dias said additional flights still on the schedule could be further affected, although some may be ope…
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