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Schiphol Security Guards Call Off Planned Strike on Wednesday in Deal with Airport

Summary by NL Times
Security guards called off a planned strike at Schiphol Airport on Wednesday after progress was made on their complaints about working conditions at the airport. Negotiators reached agreements with Schiphol and security contractors on several points, averting the labor action, the FNV union said.Earlier this year, Schiphol reduced the number of contracted security firms from five to three. Many security guards have since complained about excessi…

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Security guards at Schiphol will not go on strike today after all. The trade unions FNV and CNV have reached agreements with Schiphol and the security companies regarding better working conditions at the airport. Therefore, travelers need not expect longer waiting times today, says Schiphol. The agreements concern, among other things, break times and restroom breaks. "Security guards were unable to fully enjoy their breaks," says FNV board memb…

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Trade unions have reached agreements with Schiphol regarding improvements to the working conditions of security guards. According to the FNV union, this has averted new security guard strikes at the airport that were scheduled for Wednesday.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The security guards at Schiphol will not stop working on Wednesday anyway. Trade unions FNV and CNV have with the... Security guards at Schiphol get more rest, actions canceled

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Reformatorisch Dagblad broke the news in Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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