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At least 17 flights for this Thursday are already canceled at the airports of Lisbon, Porto and Faro due to Ryanair's cabin crew strike, according to information available at 07:45 on the ANA – Airports' page. Portugal.
Bruno Fialho, representative of the staff of the National Union of Civil Aviation (SNPVAC), told TSF that cabin crew members of airline Ryanair have completed the last two days of a European strike to enforce national law. Seven of the 12 flights planned for this morning were canceled in Faro, the seven flights were canceled and three of the five planned flights were canceled in Lisbon.
The decision to leave for the strike was taken on July 5 at a meeting in Brussels between several European unions to demand that the low-cost company enforce national labor laws, and not those from their home country, Ireland.
With the strike, the workers want to impose on the Irish carrier the application of the national legislation, in particular as regards parental leave, guarantee of the minimum wage and withdrawal of disciplinary procedures for medical accidents or sales on board. Planes
Ryanair has been implicated in Portugal in a controversy since the cabin crew strike of the Portuguese bases to use workers from other bases in order to minimize the impact of the aircraft. stop, which lasted three days in early April
Staff of the National Union of Civil Aviation (SNPVAC) denounces since the beginning of the strike that Ryanair illegally replaces Portuguese strikers, employing workers from other bases. The company admitted to recruiting foreign volunteers and crew members during the strike.
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