Air traffic controllers' walkout closes Belgian airspace tomorrow
Strike-related airspace closure in Belgium means all flights will be cancelled at Liege and Brussels ...
A glance at some of The Loadstar’s comment sections, on coverage of recent labour disputes across the world, shows just how divisive the issue of unions and their relationship with management has become – and neither is it very healthy, given the severe economic challenges that society as a whole faces. One interesting development in recent years has been the emergence of global framework agreements between multinational corporations and global union federations. This is a long piece, but for anyone ...
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