Airbus Offers to Link Salaries to the Real CPI to Stop the Strike and Maintains Teleworking
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Airbus management in Spain has proposed to the workforce to link salaries to the real CPI, adding a recovery in purchasing power of 7.6% over a five-year period with extended validity until 2030, while agreeing to maintain the current teleworking agreement in full in order to stop the strike.
The management of Airbus in Spain presented this Friday its final proposal of collective agreement, in which it offers to link wages to the real CPI and to recover 7.6% of the lost purchasing power within five years until 2030, but it formally conditioned the entry into force of the agreement to the immediate withdrawal or suspension of the indefinite strike that its workers maintain since Tuesday. The staff, for their part, opted in the assembl…
The management of Airbus in Spain has proposed to the staff to link salaries to the real CPI, adding a recovery of purchasing power of 7.6% over a period of five years with extended validity until 2030, while agreeing to maintain in full the current agreement of telecommuting in order to stop the strike. Thus, the company has sent an official communication to all its staff to expose its position after the mediation meeting held on Thursday, at t…
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