ASL Cargo pilot strikes averted after management and union reach agreement.
Key Points
- 1Last-minute talks averted industrial action by approximately 90 pilots at ASL Cargo, preventing major operational disruption to the air freight schedule.
- 2The cargo carrier, which operates key delivery services for major clients like Amazon and FedEx, reached a deal with union representatives to cancel the planned walkouts.
- 3Resolution was achieved through mediation facilitated by the Workplace Relations Commission, successfully stabilizing the carrier's critical logistics network.
ASL Cargo, a major European freight operator providing critical parcel delivery services for global logistics giants including Amazon and FedEx, successfully averted a series of pilot strikes following intensive, last-minute negotiations. Approximately 90 pilots were scheduled to begin industrial action on Tuesday night, which would have severely disrupted the carrier's operations and threatened the stability of its e-commerce supply chain commitments.
The resolution was achieved after management and union representatives reached a deal through mediation at the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC). The agreement prevents a costly and high-profile series of walkouts, ensuring the continuity of ASL’s air freight services. This swift resolution maintains operational stability for ASL’s critical logistics partners, safeguarding parcel delivery timelines during a key period for air cargo movements.
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