Ryanair tells flight attendants to repay salary rises
Summary
Ryanair is asking some flight attendants in Spain to give back pay raises after a court ruled against a previous pay deal. The court decision came from a legal challenge by a union called Union Sindical Obrera, which disagreed with the initial agreement made by another union.Key Facts
- Ryanair wants some Spanish flight attendants to repay up to €3,000 after a legal dispute.
- The pay increases were initially agreed with the Spanish union CCOO.
- Union Sindical Obrera won a court case that nullified the pay raise agreement.
- Ryanair wrote to Union Sindical Obrera to inform members about the money they need to repay.
- Union Sindical Obrera opposed the original deal because it believed the negotiators were not authorized.
- The money will be deducted from payroll until the debt is settled.
- Ryanair made a new pay deal with CCOO members, who won't have to return any pay increases.
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