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DEMANDING DECENT JOBS AT RYANAIR

Impact stories

“I don’t want to change my job, but we must change the company,” one cabin crew says of work at Ryanair.  People are under huge pressure to sell add-ons to passengers and face legal threats if they complain. So, they organised with unions across Europe being brought together by the ITF and the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF). Now they’re making a stand against Ryanair for better pay and decent conditions, and they’re having an impact. “I don’t want to be anonymous,” says another worker.

I’m part of a union. I’m not doing anything bad.

 

 


 

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