Airbus y los sindicatos alcanzan un preacuerdo tras la mediación de Industria
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Airbus and its unions, ATP, CCOO, SIPA, and UGT, representing 88% of the workforce, have reached a pre-agreement on Friday to resolve the ongoing labor dispute, mediated by the government during an emergency meeting with the Minister of Industry and Tourism. Jordi Hereu, head of the industry sector, and Guillaume Faury, the company's CEO, among others, were in attendance.
This is a significant agreement that benefits workers in terms of both salary and working conditions, while ensuring Airbus Spain's competitiveness and industrial viability. Hereu praised the social dialogue for creating such stable agreements and attracting more industrial capacity to the country.
The agreement was facilitated by the Ministry of Industry, allowing for a consensus to be reached and submitted to a binding referendum for all Airbus Spain employees in September. The company highlighted that the new offer incorporates final improvements and clarifications, while guaranteeing Airbus Spain's strong and competitive position.
The minister noted that the agreement addresses all aspects of labor policy, including mobility and flexibility. The meeting took place after the closure of the second mediation round with the SIMA. Earlier in the week, Industry Secretary of State Jordi Garcia Brustenga had hinted at the possibility of executive or departmental mediation if the conflict did not progress.
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