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After the French major industrial last week, today the Belgian ATC people went on a 'wildcat strike' for 24 hours and tomorrow it's Spain's turn with Ryanair already having cancelled over 300 flights on Wednesday.
Much of this so far as I'm aware is in response to the governments of the various countries dealing with the effects of worldwide recession and the perceived financial problems in the years ahead in a way the workers or perhaps their unions don't like .
There is a good chance the UK will be involved in the coming months though a general strike is illegal here.
Not a happy prospect for anyone, from passengers to employees to the airlines and airports owners.
Much of this so far as I'm aware is in response to the governments of the various countries dealing with the effects of worldwide recession and the perceived financial problems in the years ahead in a way the workers or perhaps their unions don't like .
There is a good chance the UK will be involved in the coming months though a general strike is illegal here.
Not a happy prospect for anyone, from passengers to employees to the airlines and airports owners.
