Estonia -Dissatisfaction with pay proposals might lead to strike -May 25, 2012

Estonian Air pilots are considering a strike as the proposals by the company management for a new collective agreement are judged to work out very disappointing. According to the pilots and the flight attendants management’s bid to increase the effectiveness entails tightening the work and rest conditions without any pay increase. Management has threatened to give up the collective agreement strategy and to initiate negotiations with every individual pilot.

English: http://news.err.ee/economy/33818608-2c49-4688-92dd-dfcbb2998e8b

 

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