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Aircraft and airlines. Air France: agreement with the unions, new collective contract is now closer

Paris, France - No forced layoffs before the end of 2014

Air France reached an agreement with SNPNC, UNAC and UNSA, the three unions which represent cabin crews of the most important French carrier, on a set of decisions relative to the new collective contract, which is scheduled to be implemented on April 1st, 2013. The company needs to achieve an agreement with flight attendants, pilots and ground workers, which allows the airline to reach productivity...

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Rome, Italy, 02/22/2013 14:10
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