Cargolux back in the air as management and unions reach agreement
Cargolux’s aircraft are back in the skies following a weekend agreement between management and two ...
This looks like a textbook case of unions and management working in harmony – although one union is still complaining. But, owing to good trading conditions this year, Cargolux has given all its staff, worldwide, €2,500 as part of its profit-share scheme, with the same amount to be paid again in spring, once the accounts have been authorised. While the OGBL union is happy, LCGB is less so, claiming management had “paid staff off” while ignoring the shortage in pilots. Nevertheless, after all the battles over the collective work agreement, Cargolux seems to be working as it should. Lessons there for one or two other carriers…
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