CGT union reaches agreement to end Groundforce strike at Barcelona‑El Prat airport

CGT union reaches agreement to end Groundforce strike at Barcelona‑El Prat airport
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The CGT union announced an agreement to end the indefinite strike of Groundforce staff at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona‑El Prat airport, a strike that began on 4 August 2024 and was suspended on 18 September 2024 and involved more than 1,100 workers.

During the first two weeks of the strike the airport recorded more than 6,000 lost luggage items and cancelled up to 270 flights, and the agreement includes the immediate elimination of five‑hour and 45‑minute scheduled shifts, an evaluation of psychosocial risks and workload in terminals T1 and T2, a review of the 2024 annual schedule for payment of applicable supplements, a review of travel times between various points of the airport, and the implementation of an internal procedure for workers to attend airline training courses.

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