Aer Lingus has warned its Irish pilots that if they do not accept a pay deal, its parent company IAG will not invest further in growth and that industrial action will not change this. The dispute has involved negotiations between the airline and pilots' union IALPA for over a year, with talks breaking down recently. A hearing on the pay dispute at the Labour Court is scheduled for April 22nd.
Aer Lingus has warned its Irish pilots that if they do not accept a pay deal, its parent company IAG will not invest further in growth and that industrial action will not change this. The dispute has involved negotiations between the airline and pilots' union IALPA for over a year, with talks breaking down recently.
A hearing on the pay dispute at the Labour Court is scheduled for April 22nd.
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