Glonass
15th May 2007, 15:53
http://www.buenosairesherald.com/argentina/note.jsp?idContent=384168
Pilots and technicians of LAN Argentina went on strike yesterday causing the cancellation of all domestic flights operated by LAN. An end to the strike is not expected shortly with union leaders saying an attempt at negotiation has failed.
LAN spokesman Pablo Querol said the company was "surprised" by the sudden action, saying he wasn’t aware of any contentious issues with the unions.
"The strike will continue," Pablo Biro of the pilots’ union said, "because the company has not brought any proposals to the negotiations table." According to Biro the strike, which started at 6am yesterday morning, has grounded "one hundred percent" of the domestic flights LAN had scheduled for yesterday.
"The doesn’t make sense," Querol said on behalf of the Chilean-owned aircarrier, "because they’re in reference to a problem that has nothing to do with the company."
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Pilots and technicians of LAN Argentina went on strike yesterday causing the cancellation of all domestic flights operated by LAN. An end to the strike is not expected shortly with union leaders saying an attempt at negotiation has failed.
LAN spokesman Pablo Querol said the company was "surprised" by the sudden action, saying he wasn’t aware of any contentious issues with the unions.
"The strike will continue," Pablo Biro of the pilots’ union said, "because the company has not brought any proposals to the negotiations table." According to Biro the strike, which started at 6am yesterday morning, has grounded "one hundred percent" of the domestic flights LAN had scheduled for yesterday.
"The doesn’t make sense," Querol said on behalf of the Chilean-owned aircarrier, "because they’re in reference to a problem that has nothing to do with the company."
:D :ok: