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Ryanair’s plan to freeze pay and cut crew to offset soaring fuel costs risks a major clash with unions, threatening operational stability and worker relations.
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Ryanair’s plan to freeze pay and cut crew to offset soaring fuel costs risks a major clash with unions, threatening operational stability and worker relations.
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Airline also weighs up reducing crew on flights and increasing use of AI as part of cost-cutting measuresBusiness live – latest updatesRyanair has said it is considering implementing pay freezes, setting the scene for a confrontation with unions as the airline tries to offset soaring fuel costs driven by the Middle East conflict.The airline is also considering reducing crew on numbers on flights and increasing the use of AI, in a cost-cutting drive. Continue reading...
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