Vueling have cancelled 122 flights today (Wednesday) because of the first day of strike action by pilots. The airline has scheduled 124 cancellations for tomorrow. Further strikes are due to take place on 3 and 4 May.
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Vueling cancel over 100 flights on first day of strike
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UNIONS again, destroying a business.My experience with Unions is that the disruptive employee always receives huge payouts and then repeats their behaviour in another company. Unions hold back modernisation, growth, they prevent change, training, diversity. Companies spend high levels of company man hours sitting in meetings with Union bosses. Industries with no Unions the companies are more dynamic, the employees energetic and the model works in an entrepreneurial way.In modern day Europe Unions are a system of a bygone age, where the Union leaders enjoy large salaries, fabulous expensive accounts. Left wing mentality.