Ryanair started to hit – The World

Last week, Ryanair pilots in Ireland called for a 24-hour strike to defend their rights, while company personnel in Spain, Italy, Portugal and Belgium had already announced a strike on 25 and July 26th. Ryanair refuses to comply with union demands that could affect several hundreds of thousands of pbadengers by the end of July

In Spain, Italy, Portugal and Belgium, staff are ready to fight for higher and better wages working conditions. Since April, Ryanair has been informed of the needs of the crew and pilot unions, but so far the company has not taken any action that could change the situation. The Irish Association of Airline Pilots (IALPA) announced on July 12 that it was a strike, Ryanair asked to cancel, saying that the protests pilots were not needed.

The Irish Pilot Union, which is not welcomes the ongoing pilot transfer process between European and African airports of Ryanair, which has a negative impact on the family and personal lives of pilots. In turn, employees in Spain, Italy, Portugal and Belgium are ready to fight for their rights to higher wages and better working conditions. The staff of Ryanair Airlines has so far struggled to adhere to strict discipline at work, and achieving high sales targets is also one of the key tasks.

According to information provided by the Irish broadcaster RTE, the strike of 12 July affected 42,000 air pbadengers daily.