Always Not: Strike in Aeromexico Announces Pause of 10 Days; What Are Your Demands?

La Jornada

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“Aeromexico maintains its flights according to schedule and without affecting its customers,” the airline said on Sunday, in front of the eventual strike of its unionized workers.

El Financiero

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Aeromexico, and the company's overloads, decided to extend for 10 days the strike explosion that was scheduled for the first minute of this Sunday.The negotiations between the workers and the airline continued until the early morning of this Sunday, where it was decided to give an additional deadline to continue with the dialogue and salary review of the overloading staff.The Aviation Overloads Trade Union Association (ASSA) rejected the proposa…

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If you closed your eyes by reading the previous headline, I congratulate you, your black humor is in good health. Indeed, the title of this column could be a sharp truth, but the story is a very different one. The Mexican Aviation Surcharge Trade Union Association (ASA) “extended” the crash of your strike for 10 days, giving the airline of the knight eagle a supposed respite.

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The Trade Union Association of Aeromexico Surcharges (ASSA) agreed on Sunday morning June 1 to extend the strike explosion in demand of a wage increase. Thus, over the next few days negotiations will continue between unionized workers and the airline in search of a wage agreement.

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A last-minute extension prevented this Sunday the beginning of a strike in Aeromexico. The union that represents the overloads decided to postpone for ten days the breakout of the work stoppage, after rejecting a proposal of salary increase presented by the company. The decision was made at the end of an extraordinary general assembly held on Saturday night at the headquarters of the Association of Aviation Overloads (ASSA), after at least ten h…