Airbus Spain workers approve pre‑agreement to end labor dispute
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- Airbus employees in Spain voted 76.76% in favour of a pre‑agreement that ends the ongoing labour conflict. The deal, mediated by the Industry Ministry, provides a 7.95% wage increase over four years and keeps the existing telework arrangement.
- Airbus staff in Spain voted to accept a pre‑agreement to end the labour conflict with 76.76% in favour. 13,560 workers participated in the two‑day consultation. The agreement includes a 7.95% increase in purchasing power distributed proportionally over four years to 2029, with annual raises of 2% and 1.95% in 2029. The current telework agreement will be maintained. The conflict had disrupted production and suppliers in Andalusia. The Industry Ministry mediated the agreement. Resolving the dispute restores normal production and supply‑chain operations in Andalusia, affecting airline operations and airport activity.
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