Ryanair employees went on a two-day strike

DUBLIN. The Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair will cancel more than 300 flights from a standard flight of 2400 on Wednesday and Thursday (25-26 July).

The cabin crew in Portugal, Belgium and Spain announced a 48-hour strike on 25 and 26 July. There will be a one day strike in Italy and will only take place on Wednesday, July 25th.

The Irish company has announced that it has informed 50,000 customers of the cancellation of their flights by e-mail or e-mail. They are entitled to a refund or to book a flight

The unions also require that employment contracts in Europe be governed by local laws, not only by Irish law, as is the case at present [19659002] They also want everyone workers have the same conditions, whether they are direct employees of the airline or that they are hired by agencies. The management of the company argues that the working conditions are often better than those of competitors

Ryanair is served by 37 airlines, including Slovakia. From the point of view of the number of passengers carried, it is the European unit, the Ryanair service of the past year has been used by 130 million passengers.

Last December, the company managed to avoid large-scale strikes. Since then, however, he has been unable to reach agreements on working conditions with many of them