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Airbus Closes the Negotiating Table for the Strike After the Lack of Agreement and Will Continue the Talks with the Unions Not Linked to the Strikes

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The Government makes a second attempt to intervene to end the protests

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The Government makes a second attempt to intervene to end the protests

·Madrid, Spain
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The Airbus negotiating table with the unions that promote the strike (CGT, UTIL and UGT) has been closed without agreements. This has been confirmed this Wednesday by the fleet manufacturer, who defends his "balanced and fair" proposal that improves the conditions of the workers while ensuring that the company maintains a strong position in Spain. About 1,000 people, of the more than 14,000 who work in the company, voted this Monday for continui…

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In this forum, the trade union representations that are not linked to the call for a strike (CCOO, SIPA and ATP) participate.The company considers that this route offers an opportunity to advance towards a negotiated solution to the labor conflict that it maintains open in its Spanish centers.Airbus also recalls that last Thursday presented to the union representation a new offer that incorporates additional improvements and specific clarificati…

The company will continue the negotiating process with trade union representations that are not linked to the call for strike.

Airbus has announced the closure of the negotiating table regarding the strike called by the unions CGT, UGT and UTIL, after having not reached an agreement yesterday to suspend or stop the strikes as a precondition to advance the dialogue, as has been formally indicated from the Service [...] The Airbus entrance closes the negotiating table of the strike after the unions reject its previous suspension aparece primero en Forbes España.

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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