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German employers, union agree in principle to end airport security strikes

Verdi, a German trade union, has reached a pay agreement with 25,000 security staff to prevent further strike action.
Previous strikes at German airports caused flight cancellations due to disputes.
An arbitration process at a secret location led to the recent agreement between Verdi and the security staff.

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28 days ago·United Kingdom

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ZN.UA Зеркало недели

In Germany, flights of European companies ceased to be blocked: what kind of situation they questioned the bailiffs

Germany has concluded a peace agreement with strikers who blocked airports, following the start of an arbitration process that began on Friday, writes Ukrayinskaya Pravda. Security staff at major German airports went on strike on February 1. Verdi company stated that it will not demand further stoppages of service provider labor. Committees of the employers' association BDLS and trade unions must accept or reject the arbitrator's recommendation …

28 days ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Berliner Morgenpost

Erfolgreiche Schlichtung: Wohl keine Streiks an Flughäfen

Schlichterspruch angenommen: Für die rund 25.000 Luftsicherheitskräfte an den deutschen Flughäfen gibt es eine Tariflösung.

28 days ago·Berlin, Germany

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The Globe & Mail

German employers, union agree in principle to end airport security strikes

The responsible committees at the BDLS employers’ association and the union have until noon on Tuesday to accept or reject the arbitration recommendation

28 days ago·Canada

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