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08-01-2020, 12:31 PM
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The Irish airline Ryanair fulfills its threat and this Wednesday, January 8, it closes its Canary Islands bases without having yet notified the dismissal of its workers. Specifically, the airline closes the bases of Tenerife South, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote, as well as that of Girona, after the agreement between the airline and the unions did not prosper. In total, from today more than 432 workers will remain on the street. Of these, 327 will be cabin crew and 105 are pilots. In Tenerife South and Girona, the airline will lay off 100 workers in each of them; in Gran Canaria, 69 layoffs; and in Lanzarote, 58.
as reported by the ABC newspaper, although the unions believe that these dismissals should be considered void, because it has not even been notified, the truth is that there are no schedules planned beyond this Wednesday and the unions have already assumed the outcome of this conflict. In fact, workers are expected to receive dismissal letters today.
According to Canarias 7, at the end of this Tuesday Ryanair sent a memorandum to the workers placing them so that today they go at 17 hours to the headquarters of the airports of Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura to deliver the credentials, the uniform and the terminal of sales. It is expected that at the time of delivery of the material the airline will give the staff the dismissal letter.
The Irish airline justified the closure or reduction of several of its bases due to the uncertainty of Brexit, as well as the late delivery of up to 30 MAX 737 aircraft this winter
The Irish airline Ryanair fulfills its threat and this Wednesday, January 8, it closes its Canary Islands bases without having yet notified the dismissal of its workers. Specifically, the airline closes the bases of Tenerife South, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote, as well as that of Girona, after the agreement between the airline and the unions did not prosper. In total, from today more than 432 workers will remain on the street. Of these, 327 will be cabin crew and 105 are pilots. In Tenerife South and Girona, the airline will lay off 100 workers in each of them; in Gran Canaria, 69 layoffs; and in Lanzarote, 58.
as reported by the ABC newspaper, although the unions believe that these dismissals should be considered void, because it has not even been notified, the truth is that there are no schedules planned beyond this Wednesday and the unions have already assumed the outcome of this conflict. In fact, workers are expected to receive dismissal letters today.
According to Canarias 7, at the end of this Tuesday Ryanair sent a memorandum to the workers placing them so that today they go at 17 hours to the headquarters of the airports of Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura to deliver the credentials, the uniform and the terminal of sales. It is expected that at the time of delivery of the material the airline will give the staff the dismissal letter.
The Irish airline justified the closure or reduction of several of its bases due to the uncertainty of Brexit, as well as the late delivery of up to 30 MAX 737 aircraft this winter
