Clandestino
28th Mar 2010, 08:54
Dear fellow PPRuNers.
The union I am a member of has recently found itself in a very awkward position. Our government, which happens to be our owner too, has forced us into negotiations about new joint collective labour agreement with every other union - representing, cabin, maintenance, sales & marketing, administration etc.
IFALPA protested on our behalf, yet to no avail. Talks have pretty much broken down after mech & ground staff unions signed the contract and our beloved company claimed that FTL limitations signed by them are valid for cockpit and cabin too.
So I wonder whether joint CLAs are norm in the world today or, as I suspect, we're spearheading the change for worse yet again.
I'd especially like to hear from our German colleagues, as it was claimed by a certain govt official that IAW our labour law, only legal way for us was that we have single CLA for the entire company and that our labour law is a copy of German's one. Methinks that this is a large pile of :mad:, yet I'd like to have my opinion verified.
Your replies are much appreciated.
C
The union I am a member of has recently found itself in a very awkward position. Our government, which happens to be our owner too, has forced us into negotiations about new joint collective labour agreement with every other union - representing, cabin, maintenance, sales & marketing, administration etc.
IFALPA protested on our behalf, yet to no avail. Talks have pretty much broken down after mech & ground staff unions signed the contract and our beloved company claimed that FTL limitations signed by them are valid for cockpit and cabin too.
So I wonder whether joint CLAs are norm in the world today or, as I suspect, we're spearheading the change for worse yet again.
I'd especially like to hear from our German colleagues, as it was claimed by a certain govt official that IAW our labour law, only legal way for us was that we have single CLA for the entire company and that our labour law is a copy of German's one. Methinks that this is a large pile of :mad:, yet I'd like to have my opinion verified.
Your replies are much appreciated.
C