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Airbus Asks for a Pause in Mediation to Regain Dialogue with All Trade Unions

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The workers' representatives were called today to a new meeting at SIMA, which the strike committee had already ruled out Airbus's new attempt: the strike unions are studying legal measures against the company

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Lean Left

The unions calling for the strike, CGT, UGT and ÚTIL, confirm to the staff of Getafe that the department of Jordi Hereu has summoned them this Friday at 12.30 in the Ministry

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

The Ministry of Industry has decided to mediate the negotiation to lift the Airbus strike after the last refusal of the staff to the conditions...

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

For the company, the duration of the conflict with the call for two strikes since July has caused a “critical” situation for the business

·Madrid, Spain
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Right

Airbus has asked for a respite from the Inter-Confederate Mediation and Arbitration Service (SIMA) to be able to analyze the state of the labor conflict. In addition, the aircraft manufacturer has asked the unions to participate in the negotiations so that the entire legal representation of workers can be achieved. The company has been trying to stifle the ... Continue reading "Airbus asks for a respite to analyze the conflict with its workers a…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

The company and the contracting unions have been unable to reach an agreement to put an end to the strikes.

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

The company closes the two professional mediation tables in which it had divided six unions in search of a consensus to end the strike

·Madrid, Spain
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Forbes España broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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