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 Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 6:43 pm Post subject: RYANAIR WELCOMES SUPREME COURT RULING |
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Ryanair News
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News Release
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01.02.07
RYANAIR WELCOMES SUPREME COURT RULING
Ryanair, Europe's largest low fares airline today (Thursday, 1st February
2007) welcomed the Supreme Court's decision that the Labour Relations
Commission cannot impose Union Recognition on high pay multi nationals like
Ryanair where employees continue to negotiate directly for better pay and
conditions.
The overwhelming majority of Ryanair's people do not subscribe to the
outdated low pay/union recognition model, which the Labour Relations
Commission sought to impose against their wishes through the back door.
This legislation was not designed for 40 pilots earning more than €100,000
a year to impose their will on 3,500 other people employed across Europe by
Ryanair.
Speaking today, Eddie Wilson, Ryanair’s Director of Personnel said:
"Ryanair's people prefer direct negotiation because it has brought higher
pay, rapid promotions, better job security and better conditions. This
decision upholds that constitutional right while ensuring that the out of
date compulsory union recognition model favoured by the Labour Relations
Commission cannot be imposed through the back door against the wishes of
employees and high pay multinationalsâ€.
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