Last three-day strike at EasyJet canceled after a deal

After that weeks of “intensive negotiations”The negotiating committee of the British low-cost carrier’s II TCP Collective Agreement, an agreement on economic conditionsThe USO noted that strike days, approved by the workers’ assembly and scheduled for next weekend, led to an immediate cancellation.

The agreement, which was approved by the workers’ assembly this Thursday, includes: 4% salary increase retroactivelyor from March of this year, 13% for 2023 and 5% for 2024, in total, increase will be 22% in three years.

Likewise, a change in the operating period of discontinuous fixed contracts, which will be 9 months of activity and 3 inactivity (previously 8 and 4, respectively), was agreed on a measure to come into effect. in the 2022 season.

From 418 TCP providing service for EasyJet in Spain, 303 people attended the meetings held this Thursday 74.6% approved the agreement, it also includes financial compensation for working off days and an increase in flexible compensation/payments both from 1 January 2023 for flight attendants and flight attendants. Pay increase for third language.

Miguel Galán, the USO’s general secretary at EasyJet, explained that after weeks of strikes and months of negotiations, the company sent them an economic offer that it assumed, if not exactly what the union was asking for. “A great rapprochement” to the salaries and conditions of their European colleagues.

Regardless, the social partner continues with the negotiations of the agreement in all parts of the non-economic nature with the aim of improving the working conditions of the company’s TCP.