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350 Menzies ground handling workers to strike at Heathrow

Industrial action planned after November strike suspension

Ivan De LucebyIvan De Luce
December 8, 2022
in Airports, Archive
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Around 350 Menzies Aviation employees plan to strike at Heathrow Airport (LHR) starting at 4 a.m. on Dec. 16 for a 72-hour period, potentially disrupting operations of multiple carriers in the process. The ground handler’s employees, represented by U.K.-based union Unite, will take industrial action amid a pay dispute. The carriers likely affected by the […]

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