Grève à l’aéroport de Lisbonne : Perturbations persistantes
Lisbonne – 2 Août 2024 – Une grève de quatre jours des employés de Menzies Aviation a débuté vendredi à l’aéroport de Lisbonne,exacerbant les arduousés de voyage en pleine saison estivale. Le mouvement social, initié par les syndicats SIMA et ST, fait suite à l’échec des négociations concernant les salaires et le respect des réglementations relatives aux primes de nuit. Les revendications portent sur l’augmentation des salaires, l’alignement sur le minimum national et une application rigoureuse des règles de rémunération pour les heures de nuit. Cette grève, qui se poursuivra jusqu’à ce soir, risque de causer d’importantes perturbations. Découvrez les détails de cette situation et les mesures prises pour minimiser l’impact sur les voyageurs.
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Lisbon Airport Facing Further Disruption as menzies Workers Continue Strike Action
Workers at Menzies Aviation commenced their second four-day strike on Friday,coinciding with peak summer travel season. The industrial action is marked by a breakdown in interaction, with both the company and the unions trading accusations of unwillingness to engage in meaningful dialog.The strikes were called by the Metallurgical and Related Industries Union (SIMA) and the transport Union (ST). Key demands include an end to pay scales falling below the national minimum, improved wages and consistent adherence to night shift pay regulations, among other grievances. This current phase of the strike began at midnight on Friday and is scheduled to conclude at midnight tonight.
Further disruption is anticipated, with another planned stoppage set to take place over the coming weekend, mirroring the current format.
Menzies Aviation issued a statement on August 1st, outlining the activation of contingency plans designed to minimize service disruptions at airports. The company affirmed its commitment to operating within the bounds of the law and upholding workers’ rights.
A spokesperson for British Menzies Aviation, wich holds a 50.1% stake in the company (with the remaining 49.9% held by Tap), stated, “Emergency operational plans have been activated to safeguard operations and lessen the impact on services, notably during this demanding summer period, while fully respecting the rights of employees.”
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