The cabin crew of easyJet airline will hold an emergency assembly next Thursday. The union representing the workers called this extraordinary meeting to discuss issues related to working conditions and employee rights.
During the assembly, the crew members are expected to debate the main concerns that have been building up, including topics such as schedules, remuneration, and work organization at the low-cost airline.
The union representing the professionals has not ruled out the possibility of a strike, leaving open the option of resorting to this form of protest if negotiations do not progress satisfactorily. This position comes in a context of growing tension between the workers and easyJet's management.
The emergency assembly scheduled for Thursday comes as an intermediate step before any more drastic decision, allowing the crew members to collectively assess the situation and define the next steps to follow.
