Trade Unions Vote This Monday if They Suspend the Strike and Negotiate Airbus' New Proposal
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In the course of the national debate on absenteeism, which last year was an expense of 59.109 million euros to the Spanish economy, Airbus has committed itself to definitively eliminate the Bradford system, a formula designed to cut wages for workers who accumulate long periods of leave due to temporary incapacity. The company, which has state participation, now rowes in the opposite direction to the other companies that are considering how to t…
Tomorrow's shift workers, where the bulk of the workforce is concentrated, mostly support continuing unemployment.
Airbus España workers have decided by majority to maintain the indefinite strike called from this Tuesday, August 25, after the rejection of the company's proposal was ratified both in the assemblies of tomorrow's shift and in those held during the afternoon by the convocation unions (CGT, UGT and UTIL).Airbus has lamented the decision to maintain the indefinite stoppages by the workers and already evaluates the impact that this strike will have…
The afternoon shift assemblies are yet to be held to make the decision final and the strikes begin from tomorrow. More information: Airbus makes progress in negotiating with the unions without clearing the threat of an indefinite strike
The centers of Getafe (Madrid) and São Paulo (Sevilla) have voted in favor of maintaining the indefinite stoppage starting from August 25th and re-evaluating the situation next Friday Airbus faces a new strike: a conflict that broke out due to teleworking and has revealed a wave of dissatisfaction The assemblies of workers of Airbus in Spain ask to go to strike again from tomorrow, August 25th. So far the centers of work consulted, in the absenc…
The final result will be known this afternoon, when the consultation takes place in the afternoon shifts Airbus tries to stop in extremis the indefinite stoppage of Monday with a new proposal
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