Airbus Spain workforce votes in favor of an indefinite strike
The Corner Airbus Spain workers will begin an indefinite strike starting today, Tuesday, August 25. The employees made the decision this Monday in assemblies organized by the CGT, UGT, and ÚTIL trade unions, voting to reject the company’s latest proposal and maintain the initially planned walkout, even though negotiations for an agreement will continue in the coming days. The European aerospace…
Airbus workers in Spain restarted strike action on Tuesday, with labor unions CGT, UGT, and UTIL opposing the company's wage and remote-working proposals. The company is evaluating the new strike's effect on production and commitments. This ongoing strike, which began in July, has seen intermittent activity since the holiday season. Airbus has 14,000 workers in Spain, including 4,000 in Commercial and 9,000 in Defence & Space. Most workers are unaffected, but production has so far been minimally impacted.
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