Airbus clings to the Renault formula to resolve the strike
Este jueves se celebrará una reunión de la segunda mesa de mediación, en la que Airbus presentará una oferta mejorada. Leer
Airbus is clinging to the Renault formula in an effort to break the strike deadlock. Thursday marked the second round of mediation talks, where Airbus presented an improved offer. The shadow of government intervention looms larger with over two months of stalled negotiations following Monday's failed strike vote. Airbus plans to continue talks through a second mediation session requested by the company itself.
The talks will involve only non-unionized organizations present at the moment. Both Airbus and the unions will reconvene for the mediation session today, with Airbus set to unveil a new proposal featuring wage adjustments tied to the real IPC and a 7.6% progressive recovery in purchasing power through 2030, while maintaining the current remote work agreement.
Airbus claims the offer is balanced and fair, ensuring a strong and competitive stance in Spain. The company's stance echoes the recent Renault Spain situation where the Ministry of Industry intervened under Minister Jordi Hereu's leadership to prevent the loss of five new model contracts at Spanish Renault plants, securing their long-term viability.
As the impasse continues, the possibility of state intervention looms, according to Industry Secretary Jordi Garcia Brustenga who voiced concern over the situation during a recent week.
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