Ryanair’s Spanish cabin crew union plans weekly strikes until January ...Middle East

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MADRID: Ryanair’s Spanish cabin crew union members plan strikes on four days of every week until January to press demands for higher pay and better working conditions, a leader of the USO union said in a statement on Wednesday.The strike action, which is backed both by the USO and Sitclpa union groups, will take place from Monday to Thursday during every week from Aug. 8 to Jan.7, the statement said.Ryanair workers caused disruption at many Spanish airports during July, when they walked out for several days, mainly on weekends, during the month.The number of cancelled flights was limited compared to other countries where Ryanair staff have also gone on strike as Spanish regulation forces air

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