Ryanair and Swedish Transport Workers' Union sign collective agreement
Ryanair and the Swedish Transport Workers' Union (Transport) have signed a collective agreement covering cabin crew at the airline's Arlanda base in Sweden.
Irish airline Ryanair and the Swedish Transport Workers' Union (Transport) have reached a collective agreement. The deal applies to the cabin crew based at Ryanair's Arlanda hub in Sweden, ensuring they will now receive collectively bargained wages and employment terms.
The agreement, finalized after negotiations between the union and the airline, is considered a significant development for the Swedish labour market model. It standardizes terms related to salary, working hours, remuneration, and pension for the affected cabin crew.
Ryanair has faced labor disputes in several European countries in recent years. This agreement in Sweden marks a shift in its approach to union relations within the region.
The Swedish Transport Workers' Union has hailed the agreement as a positive step, emphasizing its importance in upholding established labour standards.