The Government wants to mediate in the labour conflict at Airbus Spain

The Spanish government is considering mediation in the labor conflict at Airbus España, according to Secretary of State for Industry Jordi García Brustenga. The government is closely monitoring the negotiations and may intervene if the parties do not reach an agreement. Airbus and unions, including CCOO, ATP, and SIPA, have been unable to reach a deal, with the unions rejecting the company's condition that they suspend or cancel their strike before negotiations can take place.

The strike, which involves around 1,000 employees out of 15,000 in Spain, has been ongoing at Airbus centers in Getafe, San Pablo, and Tablada, with workers in other locations, such as Albacete and Cádiz, also participating. Airbus has expressed concern that the strike is putting its business in a critical situation and has received messages of concern from clients and stakeholders.