The planned strike by the aircraft manufacturer's employees Airbus in Great Britain has been temporarily postponed. This was announced by the responsible union, which is currently in collective bargaining negotiations with the company.
The reason for the postponement is a new offer from AirbusIf the workers reject the offer, the industrial action will resume on September 23 and 24. The union had originally announced a ten-day strike for the coming week.
The strikes primarily affect Airbus sites in the UK, including the plants in Filton and Broughton, which are key to the production of aircraft parts. The union ordered the strikes due to a collective bargaining dispute.
The decision on whether to accept or reject the new offer now rests with the employees. Negotiations are suspended until a vote is taken.