US EditionStrikes to Hit Key Ryanair Airport in Spain Next Week - Liverpool Echo
SPAIN, AUG 5 – Over 3,000 Ryanair ground handling workers will strike over sanctions, overtime abuse, and job insecurity at 12 Spanish airports until the end of 2025, unions said.
- On August 15, over 3,000 Azul Handling workers will stage a walkout affecting twelve Ryanair bases in Spain, protesting overtime abuse and bonus disputes.
- Unions say the strike stems from alleged `abuse of overtime`, `lack of stable job creation`, and disputes over bonuses, with sanctions up to 36 days without pay, according to the General Workers Union .
- Following the kickoff, strikes will continue every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday until December 31, 2025, from 5am to 9am, 12pm to 3pm, and 9pm to 11.59pm.
- During the August bank holiday, UK holidaymakers face major disruption as Ryanair strike coincides with peak travel days.
- Alongside a booming tourism sector, there could be a turbulent time ahead for Ryanair in Spain in the coming weeks during 2024.
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The Ryanair baggage handlers in Spain are set to strike across a number of UK holiday destinations, including Valencia, Alicante, Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Malaga, Ibiza, Palma, Girona, Tenerife South, Lanzarote and Santiago airports
·Nottingham, United Kingdom
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Representatives of UGT and Azul Handling, which provides groundhandling services to airlines belonging to the Ryanair group at Spanish airports, are...
·Madrid, Spain
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More than 3,000 workers from Azul Handling call for strikes at Spanish airports where the company operates
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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