Latvian aviation union eyes litigation over airBaltic pay and dismissals

Latvian aviation union eyes litigation over airBaltic pay and dismissals
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The Latvian Aviation Trade Union, which already has six lawsuits and disputes with airBaltic over pay and employee dismissal, is preparing additional cases that could lead to new court action. Union president Dace Kavasa said the airline's new pay policy is linked to the denial of certain collective agreement rights and raised concerns about potentially non‑objective selection criteria for dismissals. If airBaltic does not change its stance, the union may refuse to accept member dismissals and the dispute would have to be resolved in court.

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