Fellesforbundet vil ta ut alle sine kabinansatte i SAS hvis det blir streik neste uke.
Fellesforbundet varsler at samtlige av deres medlemmer vil bli tatt ut i streik. Foto: Terje Pedersen / NTB
Fellesforbundet varsler at alle deres 468 kabinansatte i SAS kan bli tatt ut i streik fra onsdag neste uke.
Det er frist til midnatt tirsdag å lande en avtale, og en streik kan føre til innstilte fly allerede dagen etter.
Lønnsnivå og arbeidsbelastning er sentrale temaer.
For to år siden gikk de kabinansatte i SAS ut i streik.
Nå skal tariffavtalen på ny opp til megling. Partene møtes mandag og tirsdag neste uke, og har frist til midnatt tirsdag på å lande en avtale.
Om de ikke blir enige kan ferieklare nordmenn møte streik og innstilte fly allerede onsdag neste uke.
Fellesforbundet varsler at samtlige av deres medlemmer vil bli tatt ut. Det betyr at 468 kabinansatte kan gå ut i streik fra og med onsdag morgen.
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– Unntaket er kabinbesetninger som brukes i beredskapsoppdrag rundt liv og helse, samt flygninger til og fra Svalbard, sier forhandlingsleder for Fellesforbundet, Dag-Einar Sivertsen, i en pressemelding.
– Vet mange flyr i disse dager
Sivertsen sier at de venter en svært krevende megling.
– Vi har flere komplekse saksområder vi må lande, men Fellesforbundet går alltid til forhandlinger og megling med mål om å få på plass en enighet eller meglingsløsning, sier han.
Han understreker at målet ikke er å ramme ferieklare nordmenn.
– Vi vet at mange flyr til feriedestinasjoner i disse dager. Derfor er Fellesforbundets mål alltid å søke løsninger. Skulle meglingen likevel ikke føre frem, vil vi ta ut samtlige medlemmer i streik allerede i første uttak.
– Stort ansvar
Fellesforbundet skriver i pressemeldingen at lønnen må opp.
De viser til at lønnen til de kabinansatte i SAS er omtrent den samme som lønnen til de hotell-og restaurantansatte som streiket i vår.
– I tillegg har de en svært utfordrende og belastende arbeidshverdag og et stort ansvar for sikkerhet og helse til de reisende, skriver Fellesforbundet i pressemeldingen.
Read the full article at Aftenposten →📄Source document: Pressemelding fra Fellesforbundet
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AftenpostenParty-aligned🔒Center2 days agoFellesforbundet has warned that all 468 of its cabin crew members in SAS could go on strike starting Wednesday next week if an agreement is not reached by midnight Tuesday. The main issues under negotiation include salary levels and workload. Negotiations between the parties are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday next week, with a deadline set for midnight Tuesday. If no agreement is reached, flights could be canceled as early as Wednesday. Exceptions would apply to crews involved in emergency operations around life and health, as well as flights to and from Svalbard.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a potential labor strike involving SAS cabin crew and their union, focusing on negotiations over wages and working conditions. It presents factual information without overtly favoring any side, using neutral language and citing statements from both the union and the context of
Official sources cited
- organisation Pressemelding fra Fellesforbundet
NRK NyheterState / PublicCenter2 days agoNegotiations between Parat and Virke regarding the wholesale agreement continue beyond the deadline set by the National Conciliation Board. The parties are still negotiating on the YS platform. The agreement covers employees in warehouses, product distribution, and transport companies associated with Virke. If an agreement is not reached, the dispute could result in a strike involving 4000 workers.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about ongoing negotiations and potential consequences without using biased language or emphasizing one side over the other. It remains neutral in tone and provides balanced context.
Official sources cited
- government Riksmekleren
- organisation Parat
- organisation Yrkestrafikkforbundet
NRK NyheterState / PublicCenter3 days ago Wage agreements in the port for health, education and cultureParat and Virke have reached an agreement in the HUK negotiations, ensuring real wage growth for members. The agreement covers sectors including health, education, culture, kindergartens, healthcare and social services, higher education, businesses, museums, and cultural institutions.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a labor negotiation outcome without taking a stance or using biased language. It presents facts from both parties involved and does not emphasize any particular ideological perspective.
Official sources cited
- organisation Pressemelding fra Parat
AftenpostenParty-aligned🔒Center4 days ago Breach of the negotiations for railway danger of strike after summerNegotiations between Vy, CargoNet, and their labor unions have broken down, leading to mediation through Riksmekleren. The dispute centers around proposed changes to shift schedules and working conditions for conductors and locomotive drivers, which the unions rejected. The possibility of a rail strike after summer remains open.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both union and employer perspectives without overtly favoring either side. It reports directly on the breakdown of negotiations and the potential for a strike, using neutral language and citing statements from both parties.
Official sources cited
- organisation LO (Norwegian Confederation of Workers' Unions)
- organisation Delta and YS Spekter
- organisation Spekter (Employers' Association)
AftenpostenParty-aligned🔒Center6 days ago Organized safe workers are going on strike at the baseSafe, an organization representing workers in the offshore oil industry, has announced a strike involving 154 members due to a breakdown in negotiations with Offshore Norge. The first round of strikes includes members from companies such as SLB, DOF Subsea, Halliburton, Weatherford, Tios, and DeepOcean. Safe expressed dissatisfaction with the outcome, stating they ended up worse off economically and in terms of working conditions and rights. A second round of strikes could involve additional members from Cactus, Vetco Gray Scandinavia, and Baker Hughes, affecting 224 members. Offshore Norge, a
Bias read (Center): The article reports on labor negotiations between two organizations without taking a stance or using biased language. It presents both sides' perspectives neutrally.
Official sources cited
- organisation Pressemelding fra Safe
- organisation Pressemelding fra Styrke
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