According to Ryanair pilot representatives, the fact that Ryanair is requiring pilots take leave in the first quarter of 2024 highlights the airline has network-wide pilot shortage issues, disregard for local law, labour agreements and its obligations as employer.
This Ryanair petition aims to restrict workers from going on strike, rather than advocating for open airspace.
It is important to safeguard Europe-wide social rights and not let Ryanair undermine the right to strike under a false pretext.
https://t.co/ZuD1emR0YL
“Why does Ryanair hold such contempt for Irish-based directly-employed pilots, that it would deny them full restoration, when it’s being implemented for other pilots without the need for agreement in other areas?”https://t.co/9Ykevj7sd7
"The need for Ryanair to fully restore pay has become even more urgent as it is now the odd man out, being the only UK based airline that has not yet restored pre-covid pay.
All Ryanair top management returned to pre Covid terms & conditions already 15 months ago!
During the same time, pilots within the Ryanair Group continued to make huge financial sacrifices due to the 20% pay cuts forced upon them under duress at the beginning of the pandemic.
Ryanair pilots call on their managers to extend full recovery of salaries to ALL Ryanair Group employees, not just top managers: https://t.co/yAxlOBMyDb
Bei @Ryanair ist die Krise vorbei – aber nur für CEO Michael O'Leary!
Bei ihm gilt: Wasser predigen und Wein trinken. Die Beschäftigten müssen weiter Krisenabschläge beim Gehalt hinnehmen, während Airline-Boss O’Leary wieder volles Gehalt bezieht!
👉PM: https://t.co/YdzMtCbn1t
Ryanair pilots are outraged. At a time when crew fly more than ever, under pressure & for less pay, pilot representatives are having to fight tooth & nail for any kind of restoration and are being offered scraps from the company. Meanwhile, their CEO is eating all the cake
„Sie machen uns kaputt“: Ein Ex-Ryanair-Pilot behauptet, die Personalpolitik der Airline hätte ihn fast in den Suizid getrieben https://t.co/VIL0FbwS13
Ryanair is expecting to reach pre-covid capacity in October.
After sacrificing pay to support the company, pilots at East Midlands Airport have been told they’ll be taking a 70% reduction in pay this winter.
Read BALPA’s response here:
https://t.co/Tdcr0O4hui