The Spanish association of air transport users, businesses and professionals (Asetra) is demanding that the Spanish government regulates in order to make it impossible to call strikes on specific dates, such as those for Ryanair cabin crew which "affect the general interest and tourism in particular".
Majorca tourism
Demand for tighter regulation of air transport strikes
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So the entitlement to a holiday is more important than the right to strike. Annoying as this is to traveling public, it’s the only action available for employees. Other than of course than finding a new job, which many travel industry industry employees have done in the U.K. which has caused much disruption to holidays here. Same cause pay and conditions ….,different employees actions ,…same outcome disruption. If you want people to work for you in a tight labour market, I has to be worth their while. This issue of low wages and squeezed costs has gone on for years . Covid pulled the cork and the readjustment to realistic costing is now underway. Some will benefit some will not, all will have to adapt. Dictatorial control and legislation is not the answer in a market economy.