Ryanair, July 25, a strike of pilots and flight attendants in Italy

Summer "hot" so for Ryanair who is preparing to face the biggest fight in its history. If Ryanair's sailing teams hit Italy on July 25 for 24 hours, in Belgium, Spain and Portugal, the event will also extend until Thursday, July 26 against the approach of the Irish company towards its workers ", explain the unions. of these four countries. And, according to the Spanish union Sitcpla, participation should be mbadive with 4-5 thousand employees who will cross arms thus involving about 200 flights that remain on the ground.

Employees demand that low-cost Irishmen respect the rights of workers in each country in which they operate and recognize the representatives elected by each organization to negotiate a collective agreement . But they also ask that they no longer have to pay for the uniform and for the food and water when they are on duty.

Meanwhile, Michael O 'Leary's company will face a 24-hour strike also proclaimed in Ireland on Thursday, July 12, the day that coincides with the start of the holidays on the island of Emerald and that will therefore affect thousands of travelers from Dublin. In this case, the conflict between workers and companies concerns the management of pilot transfer management between the various Ryanair bases. According to the union, the company "does not take seriously" the demands of pilots.

As to the protest in Italy, Filt Cgil and Uiltrasporti explain that they represent in our country "the vast majority of Ryanair" and "it is unacceptable that the company, despite the judgments of the judiciary and in spite of the most basic constitutional rights, continue to "prefer" unilaterally the minority interlocutors. "

According to the two unions" this weakens the bargaining power of the workers and prevents them from starting an official negotiating table with the most representative trade unions that rapidly reach the definition of a collective labor agreement, to guarantee professional and wage dignity, social protection, social security and trade union rights.

Filt Cgil and Uiltrasporti "invite" then the Ministers of Labor and Development, Luigi Di Maio and Transport, Danilo Toninelli to "intervene urgently, so that foreign companies operating in Italy respect the laws of our country and do not circumvent the judgments of the judiciary, nor the rights of workers guaranteed by the Constitution". Finally, the unions promise to "fight" until Ryanair "does not understand that the approach taken up to now goes against the interests of shareholders, employees and employees. pbadengers. "