Airbus Spain workers approve pay deal, ending strikes that began in August
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- Airbus employees in Spain voted to accept a pay agreement, bringing an end to the strike action that started in late August and continued through November 2025, with a unanimous "yes" vote at all sites and a tighter result at the San Pablo location.
- The deal keeps the current remote‑working arrangement for office staff, allowing up to 40% of the workday or two days per week from home and extending this option to new hires, while Airbus will review flexible start and finish times for roles not directly tied to production. The company also withdrew its appeal to Spain's Supreme Court over the Bradford factor, plans a repayment of deductions under that factor in October, and will set up a working group to discuss future Bradford‑factor rules.
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