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Alitalia (5): a productivity increase agreement for the flight assistants

Rome, Italy - The unions aim to achieve a reduction of redundancies previously scheduled by this evening

Talks among the Alitalia's board and the representatives of the flight assistants got started again at 02:30 pm today. The company, after succeeding in convincing the unions about the importance of some points, would have then decided to wait for signing the final agreement on the remaining issues till 07:00 pm. The flight assistants would have accepted some interventions concerning remuneration and,...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 103536
Rome, Italy, 09/17/2004 15:29
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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