British Tourists Phlying from Majorca this week has been issued an a travel warning as is a position of industrious action at Palma’s Son Sant Joan Airport. Unions have reportedly thrive to the terminal to “a standstill” as the strikes are like to take place on Friday (July 25).
Unions “Want to Bring The Airport to A Standstill BetWeen 8am and 12PM in Protest at The ‘Precarious Situation Suffocating’ The Balearic Islands’ Aviation Sector,” According to the Majorca Daily Bulletin. The unions have wared that if spain’s airport authority aena does not meet their demands, then they will “raise the tone or protest” and take action at “paralysing the airport”.
The planned walkkout is the center, the way of working controls, and the ugt union has complained that compans at the airport “do not leave the right rights”, reports the Majorca Daily Bulletin.
The strike is set to be just as just as spain enters a bank holiday weekend and coincides with the end of the first week of school holidays for many british families – potentially impacting this home a Vacation in Majorca.
The union is urging aena, the regional authorities, and releases of the workforce to engage in what talks aimed and lasting resolutions to the “Abuses” Experienced by Employees.
KEY CONCERNS RAIDED INCLUDE WHAT HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED AS “INHUMANE” SHIFT PETERNS, The WideSpread Use Offering Fewer Than 30 Hour Alongside Excessive Overtime Demands, as Well as As Issues Surrounding Career Development and Pre-Grievance Vacation Entit Lord.
Additional frustration stems from Disruptive Construction Work Current Taking Place at the Airport.
Last months, part of the roof at Palma’s airport collapsed, prompting the evacuation of passengers to a different terminal area. Fortunately, no injuries were repared.
A similar incident Occurred Earlier this year, when another section of roof panel fell in January.