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Air Traffic Controllers Announce Strike On Sunday
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Air Traffic Controllers Announce Strike On Sunday
Air traffic controllers are planning to go on strike on Sunday, unless circumstances change. The work stoppage is scheduled to run from 22:00 on Sunday, October 19, until 03:00 on Monday, October 20, reports RÚV. The pay dispute between the controllers and the Confederation of Icelandic Employers was referred to a mediator earlier this year. Arnar Hjálmsson, chairman of the Icelandic Air Traffic Controllers’ Association, told RÚV that the compan…
The Minister of Infrastructure hopes that air traffic controllers and the Confederation of Icelandic Employers will reach an agreement as soon as possible. Air traffic controllers have been without a contract since the beginning of the year and have called a strike next Sunday. The air traffic controllers' strike will begin at ten o'clock on Sunday evening and will last until three o'clock on Monday morning, in the approach areas at Keflavík Air…
Air traffic controllers plan to walk off the job on Sunday evening if an agreement is not reached in their wage dispute with the Confederation of Icelandic Employers, which was referred to the state mediator in April.
Air traffic controllers have called a work stoppage on Sunday evening due to the status of their wage negotiations. They have been without a contract since the beginning of the year, but according to the chairman of the Icelandic Air Traffic Controllers Association, the issue is stalling over the salary issue.
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