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All Passenger Flights Grounded at Berlin Airport as Strike Goes Ahead
All Passenger Flights Grounded at Berlin Airport as Strike Goes Ahead
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All passenger traffic was paused at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) on Wednesday as thousands of ground services employees walked out of their jobs to demand a pay raise.
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The airport authority said around 300 flights to and from one of Germany's busiest airports were canceled, affecting some 35,000 passengers. Services sector trade union Verdi called a "warning strike" on Monday to demand a 10.5% raise in base wages, or at least 500 euros ($544) per month over a 12-month period. The latest round of negotiations on Tuesday failed to properly address employees’ material and workload concerns, unionists said. The next round of talks is scheduled for February 22-23 and the follow-up for March 27-29.
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All Passenger Flights Grounded at Berlin Airport as Strike Goes Ahead
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - All passenger traffic was paused at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) on Wednesday as thousands of ground services employees walked out of their jobs to demand a pay raise.
The airport authority said around 300 flights to and from one of Germany's busiest airports were canceled, affecting some 35,000 passengers.
Services sector trade union Verdi called a
"warning strike" on Monday to demand a 10.5% raise in base wages, or at least 500 euros ($544) per month over a 12-month period.
The latest round of negotiations on Tuesday failed to properly address employees’ material and workload concerns, unionists said. The next round of talks is scheduled for February 22-23 and the follow-up for March 27-29.