Cabin crew decide to restrict in-flight service
Air Malta's cabin crew will reduce its in-flight service and work to rule from Monday after negotiations over a collective agreement, which have dragged on for almost two years, came to a standstill. The Union of Cabin Crew said its members were...
Air Malta's cabin crew will reduce its in-flight service and work to rule from Monday after negotiations over a collective agreement, which have dragged on for almost two years, came to a standstill. The Union of Cabin Crew said its members were willing to be more productive and flexible to the benefit of both parties.
However, the union said it had exhausted all other means at its disposal in its efforts to reach an agreement and now it could only resort to industrial action.