Airbus Signs Baker McKenzie to Try to Unblock Negotiations with Trade Unions
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The call for strike is still in force for next August 24 after the talks continue to take place and pending a new meeting at SIMA this Thursday Airbus and the unions do not hold the meeting scheduled to open
Airbus has hired the Baker McKenzie law firm to reinforce its negotiating strategy with trade unions in Spain and find "additional ways of understanding" in the face of the complexity of a labor dispute that has been in place for weeks. The unions that rejected the pre-agreement reached in July have warned that they will call a strike again from August 24, while the company claims that, for the time being, stoppages are not affecting deliveries …
Airbus has resorted to the advice of the Baker McKenzie law firm to try to open new avenues of "understanding" with the unions, in a labor dispute that threatens to reactivate on August 24. The fleet manufacturer justifies the hiring because of the complexity of the negotiating process, after the indefinite strike called on July 1 was suspended in August and several organizations have warned of their intention to resume it on that date. Airbus c…
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