The trade union FNV has announced a demand for a 5.5 percent wage increase plus an additional 80 euros for the upcoming collective labor agreement year. The union also maintains its requirement for automatic inflation compensation for employees.
Gasoline prices in Germany have reached a record high, with the average cost of Euro95 reaching 2.30 euros per liter last Sunday. Despite the price increase, refueling across the border remains cheaper for people living in the Netherlands compared to domestic prices.
The trade union FNV is demanding a 5.5 percent wage increase and a one-time payment of 80 euros in the upcoming collective labor agreement negotiations. Furthermore, the union is prioritizing efforts to close the wage gap, abolish youth wages, and secure better reimbursement for rising travel expenses.
The Dutch Council of State has raised critical questions regarding the proposed reduction of flights at Schiphol Airport. The council emphasizes that the government must provide greater clarity on the protection and legal rights of local residents who continue to experience noise pollution.
The FNV trade union has announced a week-long strike of cleaners starting this Monday across various locations in the Netherlands, including Schiphol Airport and train stations. The action serves as a protest against the collective labor agreement recently established between the CNV union and the employer organization Schoonmakend Nederland.
Cleaners across the Netherlands are striking for one week to protest their new collective labor agreement. The industrial action, supported by the FNV union, affects public locations including Schiphol Airport and various train stations.
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