qfrodo
Jan 6, 11, 7:00 am
This thread did not get relocated to the Brazil forum:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/other-north-south-america-frequent-flyer-programs/1162767-gol-tam-possibly-strike-dec-23-a.html
However, with the new Brazil forum, I wanted to post an update on this situation here. (Perhaps the mods can move and merge?)
Saw this report about the possibility of a strike. Looks like the two sides have moved closer, perhaps they will reach agreement before the strike date.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-01-06/brazil-minister-backs-air-workers-demand-for-10-raise-as-strike-looms.html
Brazilian Labor Minister Carlos Lupi said he backs airline workers’ demand for a 10 percent wage increase as carriers Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA and Tam SA make “a lot of money” from increased traffic by the nation’s growing middle class....
...Brazilian airline workers may declare a strike as early as Jan. 12 if companies don’t increase their offer of an 8.2 percent pay rise, Marcelo Schmidt, General Secretary of the National Union of Airline Workers, said Jan. 4.
I return Jan 15, so I hope they agree so my brother-in-law doesn't have to drive from VIX to GIG to pick me up! :D
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/other-north-south-america-frequent-flyer-programs/1162767-gol-tam-possibly-strike-dec-23-a.html
However, with the new Brazil forum, I wanted to post an update on this situation here. (Perhaps the mods can move and merge?)
Saw this report about the possibility of a strike. Looks like the two sides have moved closer, perhaps they will reach agreement before the strike date.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-01-06/brazil-minister-backs-air-workers-demand-for-10-raise-as-strike-looms.html
Brazilian Labor Minister Carlos Lupi said he backs airline workers’ demand for a 10 percent wage increase as carriers Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA and Tam SA make “a lot of money” from increased traffic by the nation’s growing middle class....
...Brazilian airline workers may declare a strike as early as Jan. 12 if companies don’t increase their offer of an 8.2 percent pay rise, Marcelo Schmidt, General Secretary of the National Union of Airline Workers, said Jan. 4.
I return Jan 15, so I hope they agree so my brother-in-law doesn't have to drive from VIX to GIG to pick me up! :D