Ryanair faces another four days of strike this week

The passenger cabin crew (TCP) of the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair are called for four new days of strike this week, specifically from Monday to Thursday. The strikes at Ryanair, called by the USO and Sitcpla unions at their Spanish bases, they will continue during the remainder of July, with another four-day period between the 25th and the 28th. decent working conditions and under Spanish legislation for its workers. For this reason, USO and Sitcpla demand that the Government and, specifically, the Minister of Labor and Social Economy, Yolanda Díaz, not allow Ryanair to violate labor legislation and constitutional rights such as the right to strike and act against a company that does not abides by court rulings, does not comply with the law and uses fear, coercion and threats with its employees. Ryanair has already suffered another ten days of strike this summer that resulted in more than 250 canceled flights to or from Spain , according to USO, a union that denounces that the airline has irregularly dismissed 7 TCP for exercising their right to strike.