The measure of the aeronautical company was announced by the presidential spokesman, Manuel Adorni. It is estimated that the reduction affected approximately 1,500 people.
The Government, through its presidential spokesman, Manuel Adorni, announced that the company Argentine Airlines It cut 13% of its workforce and came close to matching the numbers of other aeronautical companies.
In his usual press conference, the official of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) gave details of the cut: “The company announced a few minutes ago that it has managed to cut the plant by 1,500 people. Part of them by virtue of a voluntary retirement that the company made available to employees, which means a 13% reduction in the plant and this reaches levels that other companies have.”
“Besides, Aerolíneas Argentinas reduced its deficit by 70% in the first half of the year “This winter was the first to generate genuine revenue in the last seven seasons. We are grateful for the efforts of the entire team that made this progress in the organization of the company possible,” he added.
The Government welcomed the cuts in Aerolíneas
Along the same lines, Adorni criticized the recent cessation of activities by aeronautical assemblies and pointed out that Aerolíneas “is the only one that has imposed sanctions on those who made surprise strikes, complicating the lives of all those who wanted to travel. As we said: as long as Aerolíneas Argentinas continues to be managed by the Government, We are going to make it as efficient as possible and we are going to try to make it work like a company. “private”.
The cut was announced after the aeronautical union reject the company’s offer and announce deeper strike measures within the framework of the wage claim.
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Aeronautical unions reject Aerolíneas Argentinas’ offer and will take new measures
The aeronautical unions They did not reach an agreement with Aerolíneas Argentinaswhich is why the workers are threatening to carry out New measures of force in the coming days. The only union that agreed to a wage recomposition with the company was the Association of Aeronautical Technical Personnel (APTA).
The result of the meeting held this Tuesday at the Jorge Newbery Airport between the Airline Pilots Association (APLA)the Argentine Association of Flight Attendants (AAA)the Association of Aeronautical Personnel (APA) and the Union of Senior and Professional Personnel of Commercial Aerospace Companies (UPSA) with representatives of the flagship airline, was confirmed by sources from both the company itself and from unions.
In that sense, APA, He noted: “In the context of ongoing negotiations, we inform you that after the meeting held today, no agreement has been reached with Aerolíneas Argentinas.” “The proposals put forward by the company were provocative. Clearly unacceptable. The lack of capacity demonstrated by the current Secretary of Transportation is unacceptable, Franco Mogetta, in its management,” the document states.
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Source: Ambito
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