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Air France: the trade unions sign (almost all) the agreement

First success for Benjamin Smith

After 10 months of negotiations, strikes, resignations and a long standoff, today the French trade unions have signed the agreement proposal of Air France, which has succeeded in scoring the "first" success since Benjamin Smith became Chief Executive Officer of the Air France-KLM Group. The agreement will guarantee an increase in staff salaries of 2% for 2018 and a further 2% in 2019, thus reaching...

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Paris, France, 10/19/2018 14:26
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