Car park staff, baggage handlers, security, IT, retail and catering staff have all voted for 24-hour strikes over working conditions and pay.
The strikes are expected to hit airports in Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga, Alicante, Seville and Palma.
Anyone who has booked a trip to the Balearics before the end of the year is being urged to check their flights before travelling.
The workers are protesting against low pay and working conditions as three of the main unions in Spain are in dispute with airport operator AENA.
The planned walk-out days are as follows:
September
Thursday 15
Saturday 17
Thursday 22
Saturday 24
Thursday 29
December
Monday 26
Tuesday 27
Wednesday 28
Thursday 29
Friday 30
Strike dates for October and November have not been set yet.
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Maybe if the workers were paid a living wage they wouldn't have to go on strike. And the companies don't have a leg to stand on when they are giving their CEOs pay rises of 50% or more and paying out tens of millions to shareholders. Why shouldn't the workers get a bigger share of the wealth they create.
Stan The Gammon is at it again, I see. Chortle.
There is an epedemic of Strikes occurring here and in the UK. Always in the Season when they have the most devastating effect. With the rising cost of living affecting everyone. How can these workers afford to strike? How are they going to earn money?. Many are lucky enough to be employed. Many could lose their employment. This Striking desease must stop.