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Airbus Workers Agree to Suspend the Strike in Cadiz, Tablada (Seville) and Illescas (Toledo)

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The decision comes after the company and several unions reached a pre-agreement with the mediation of the Ministry of Industry.

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Half of the Airbus production centers in Spain have called for the strike to be lifted from the beginning of last July until the agreed pre-agreement between the company's management and the unions is voted on. Thus, it has been decided in the workers' assemblies of each factory in which the situation has been analyzed after the signing of the document containing substantial improvements last Friday in the presence of the Minister of Tourism, Jo…

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The result of Getafe, the main center, is not yet known. A referendum on the pre-agreement will be held throughout the month. More information: Airbus staff decides today if they trust the pre-agreement and lift the strike: “See you at the assemblies”

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The Airbus staff in the centers of Cadiz, Tablada (Seville) and Illescas (Toledo) voted this Monday to suspend the indefinite strike begun since last August 25, after the company and several unions reached a pre-agreement with the mediation of the Ministry of Industry, which will be decided in binding referendum this month.In ... Continue reading "The Airbus staff suspends their strike in Cadiz, Tablada (Seville) and Illescas (Toledo)"

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The decision comes after the company and several unions reached a pre-agreement with the mediation of the Ministry of Industry.

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The Airbus staff in the centers of Cadiz, Tablada (Seville) and Illescas (Toledo) voted this Monday to suspend the indefinite strike begun since last August 25, after the company and several unions reached a pre-agreement with the mediation of the Ministry of Industry, which will be decided in binding referendum this month. Specifically, less than 10% of the staff have voted today, according to union sources.

A key step has been taken in the months-long dispute between Airbus and four unions in Spain over wages and working conditions.

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airliners.de broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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