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It’s hard to believe, but Cargolux, and its unions, are currently in negotiations over the new collective work agreement.
Why hard to believe? Well, remember the last time, in 2015. It was very messy: leaks to the media from staff and unions were frequent; management was elusive; and the atmosphere was febrile. True, the market was difficult. But the distrust between management and unions was tangible.
Fast-forward three years (the agreement expired in November) and one chief executive (Dirk Reich quit ...
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