Ryanair Asks some Spanish Staff to Pay Back a 2024 Raise

Ryanair makes strict demand in wake of huge court ruling in Spain - Birmingham Live

Ryanair has asked some of its Spanish flight attendant for money back, as it has been reported a union deal was ruled to be invalid in court

Ryanair’s cabin crew (TCP) will lose pay and schedules and will have to return thousands of euros to the company from 1 June if they are not affiliated with CC.OO. It seems unusual and almost kafkiano, but the Irish airline claims to be protected “by the Spanish system” after the cancellation of the first collective agreement for this union (signed in 2022) that the National High Court fell down at the end of March following the denunciation of …

A customer who had challenged the legality of Ryanair's hand baggage charges on five flights since 2019 won the case in court. The low cost company will have to pay back!

Ryanair demands cabin crew staff return pay rises amid Spanish union dispute

Flight attendants in Spain have been told to hand back five months’ worth of salary increases after a row between the airline and a union.

The Air Company Ryanair asked its partners to return thousands of euros received as majority in 2024. This was after an agreement with the CCOO union was cancelled in court. The Air Company article asking employees to return the wages received in 2024 appeared for the first time in Romania TV.

Ryanair asks some Spanish staff to pay back a 2024 raise

Ryanair has asked some of its flight attendants in Spain to pay back thousands of euros in raises they have received since last year as part of a union deal later struck down in court, documents seen by Reuters showed.