The air traffic management authority and the Air Traffic Controllers' Trade Union (ZZKRL) have concluded a preliminary agreement on changes to the work and remuneration regulations proposed by the latter. The majority of air traffic controllers in Warsaw were protesting in the first months of the year and threatening to quit their jobs from May 1 after a drawn-out conflict with the Air Navigation Services Agency (PAZP) over working hours, pay and the PAZP's financial transparency. PAZP and ZZKRL said in a joint statement that "as part of the collective bargaining negotiations, both parties initially agreed on changes to the work and remuneration regulations" proposed by air traffic controllers.
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