Compulsory Conciliation: Stoppage of Air Traffic Controllers Suspended for 15 Days

The measure of force announced by the Technical Association and Employees of Protection and Security to the Aircraft (Atepsa), the union that groups the air controllers, was suspended because the obligatory conciliation was issued. “The measures announced by the Technical Association and Employees of Protection and Security to the Aircraft (ATEPSA), as the obligatory conciliation has been issued”, reports a joint communiqué of the Secretariat of…

The ATEPSA union had announced a series of force measures for this Saturday and Sunday, which would cause delays and cancellations on flights. The executive suspended the strikes for 15 days.

The Association of Aircraft Protection and Safety Technicians and Employees (ATEPSA) denounces frozen wages, layoffs and emptying. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Labour once again blocked the protest.

The Ministry of Labour issued the compulsory conciliation in the conflict it maintained with the national Government and the Association of Air Protection and Safety Technicians and Employees (ATEPSA), so that there will be no stoppage this weekend of air traffic controllers. The Argentine Air Navigation Company (EANA) reported in a statement that “the measures of force announced by ATEPSA have been cancelled, since the obligatory conciliation h…

On Friday, the Secretariat of Labor of the Nation issued the compulsory conciliation in the conflict between air traffic controllers and caused the suspension of the measures of force that were to begin this Saturday at Argentine airports. "The actions sought by the union will not be carried out and the normal operation of the essential air navigation service is guaranteed at all airports in Argentina, every day and in all slots", announced the …

The Argentine Company of Air Navigation (EANA) reported this Friday that the stoppage foreseen by the Technical Association and Employees of Protection and Security to the Aircraft (ATEPSA) after the intervention of the Ministry of Labour, which issued the obligatory conciliation. The measure of force, which threatened to paralyze international flights and cabotage this weekend, responded to salary claims and complaints of dismissals in the sect…