Ryanair Must Meet Deadline To Recognise Unions In Writing
Ryanair management has until noon tomorrow to recognise - in writing - the IMPACT/IALPA union for collective bargaining purposes.
The pilots' union expressed disappointment that Ryanair management did not provide this assurance at last night's meeting.
In a statement after the talks, the union reiterated its position that the mandate for strike action can still be implemented.
IMPACT has given the airline a set of proposals - Ryanair has agreed to respond in writing by tomorrow.
Bernard Harbor of IMPACT said Ryanair's next move will demonstrate whether it is serious.
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