Los pilotos de Vueling denuncian presiones para trasladarse a Italia | Noticias de Aerolíneas, rss2 | Revista de turismo Preferente.com
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Vueling pilots reported pressure to move to Italy
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Updated June 8, 2015 || C. H.
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Section Sindical Sepla in Vueling complaint that the company has pressured the pilots to move to bases in Italy with working conditions that do not respect the provisions of the collective agreement. The union has opposed these plans and therefore says two of its representatives have been fired and a third has opened disciplinary proceedings.
"There is a brutal persecution of the group and to the union section," say from Sepla to preferente.com and warn of "bad work environment, fear, anxiety and tension" on the template.
The union says that the installation of bases in Italy has to agree with the group, something that the airline has not, and adopt the working conditions of pilots to the agreement. According to reports from Sepla, Vueling forces pilots to "terminate their employment with the company and to enter Italy with another company, which lose their seniority." In addition, the airline has chosen to create an independent ladder in the transalpine country "which generates overtaking".
"We do not endorse this project, either legally or unionize. It generates a grievance peer and involves the relocation of production. There are principles q can not skip, "explained from the Sepla. The airline's response has been, say, take two union delegates and expedientar with two months without pay to a third party.
Vueling disciplinary measures justified by a lack of custody in the model must pass the exam for promotion to co-pilots and commanders argued, according Sepla, their diffusion has jeopardized the safety of the company. The pilots' union denies the accusation and says it requested a copy of the document to verify that the test was too demanding, but says that was three months ago. Therefore, for the union it is clear that layoffs are a response to his refusal to transfer pilots to Italy.
Since the airline that runs Álex Cruz preferente.com deny that the dismissal of two members of Sepla and punishment to a third are related to the opening of the base in Rome and blamed the "failure of internal processes" by these three drivers, insisting that disciplinary measures "respond only to individual behavior of concrete and not of the local union people." Vueling also ensures that is willing to "reach agreements with Sepla".