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The general secretary of USO’s Ryanair section, Lidia Arasanz, said: “We have to resume mobilisation so that the reality of our situation is known and Ryanair is forced to abide by basic labour laws.”
It comes after Ryanair walked away from the table last week, saying the unions’ demands were “unreasonable”.
The unions claimed the company lacked commitment to the talks.
Bloomberg reported that the union also said it would coordinate with other unions in Belgium, France, Italy and Portugal.

A Ryanair worker commandeered a plane’s tannoy system to slate the company during a flight.
The disgruntled air steward fumed about the firm’s bosses on board a service flying to Manchester from Spain.
He told passengers the budget airline ‘don’t listen to their staff’ and that he doesn’t have ‘high expectations’ a customer complaint would be resolved.
In the June 8 video, the steward can be heard saying: ‘I do apologise. If you want to file a complaint please do so – go to Ryanair.com.
‘They don’t listen to their staff, they probably care about you more because you give them money. Instead we’re costing them money.
‘So give that a go, see how that goes. After four years I literally – I haven’t got high expectations for them you know.’
A witness said the ‘stressed out’ worker looked as if was ‘going to blow’ before making the announcement.
They added: ‘I felt really sorry for him to be honest, he seemed really stressed out.’
It was reported earlier this week that cabin crew working for Ryanair in Spain have voted to hold six days of strikes at the end of June and early July.

The Spanish-based staff in the USO and SITCPLA unions will walk out for two three-day strikes from 24 June to 26 June and 30 June to 2 July.

Ryanair operates out of more than 20 airports in Spain.

Depends what timeframe you prefer to choose. At 41% below the Aug 2017 high of 19.3€ with inflation at 9% and zero divvies I would say these have been an absolute total disaster. Seems the markets are starting to agree. Better off sticking your cash underneath the mattress like my old Granny Cairncross used to do.

Sorry, I lost interest with your atrocious spelling. I guess you don't need it in your job. I've told you before the difference between your and you're but never mind. What's it like being thick? Anyway, I and the whole Cairncross clan (LOL) would like to thank all BOO sellers for a lovely price to top up today. Happy days and definitely not dissapointed (sic).

Firstly, I must say a huge thank you to all the sellers today for giving me a lovely bargain top up price. Every few years the stock markets give you a rare chance to load up if you have the cash waiting and today was one of those beautiful days.

BOO down 11%. THG down all day 29%. ASC same - kept drifting down all the way to down 32% (ouch!).
But crucially BOO bounced back up 10% off its lows. So it's clear to see who the market thinks the winner will be. You got to fill yer BOOts at these low prices and go in heavy. You know it makes sense. This time next year we'll all be millionaires Rodney.

Nice 10% bounce by BOO towards end of day. Nice when you bet big. GLEN down 6% and RYA down 5% , but sadly, no bounce. I can see why you're so angry today DT.

Wait for the bounce John. Easy money to be made.

Good day for bargains. Bought again (heavily) just under 53p. Wait for the rebound. Thanks sellers.

The time to buy is when there's blood on the streets and carnage all around. Unfortunately ASOS is bringing BOO down. ASOS down 22% as I type and the knock on effect has overly hit BOO. BOO's guidance is the same as May results with some improvement in recent sales and US warehouse. ASOS's guidance however has been dropped quite significantly. BOO SP will recover in time - school proms, festivals and summer hols season is upon us and will be far better than last year for sure. Inflation will also push typical Next and Zara customers towards BOO.

What price you waiting for Daytradenovice before you commit your £500 ?

Just bought a tidy amount @58.5. Thank you sellers for this bargain.

BTW - loving that you still think my surname is Cairncross. Haha - totally fished you on that one. What a dolt.

Aw BOOHOO, RYA under 12€. Diddums!

Warning from Zacks Equity Research:
Shares of Ryanair Holdings RYAAY have declined 25.4% year to date, underperforming its industry’s 16.2% fall.
The stock may face further hiccups as RYAAY’s cabin crew may possibly call a strike in many European nations during the summer season. Per a Bloomberg report, pay-related talks with two Spanish unions (SITCPLA and USO) failed.
Following Ryanair's walkout from negotiations, the unions accused RYAAY, currently carrying a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell), of acting in bad faith. The unions intend to return for further negotiations.
A representative of the SITCPLA labor group said, “We’re coordinating our actions with European counterparts.” The two unions apart, workers’ organizations in countries like Belgium, France, Italy and Portugal are also in favor of taking drastic actions if Ryanair does not agree to resume a dialogue.

As a matter of fact, if this impasse continues and the strike threat materializes, Ryanair’s plans to generate substantial traffic and revenues during the usually busy summer season may take a hit.

Last month, RYAAY’s management had projected the load factor (percentage of seats occupied by passengers) to reach the pre-pandemic levels at 94-95% in June-August. RYAAY CEO Michael O'Leary had said at that time, "Bookings over the last number of weeks have continued to strengthen – both the numbers are strengthening and average fares being paid through the summer are rising."

It will be interesting to see if the above labor problem hampers these plans.

[My own opinion - RYA is a serious risk to your wealth. Brokers have an average SELL rating on them. Wizz Air are actually beating them on price and service now. Much better shares (e.g. BOOHOO) to put your money into]. Strong Sell. Will probably fall to 8€.]

Timely RNS. SP made a sharp turn from negative (5% down) to positive (3% up) following results release. All good for the long run prospects.

Added a second tranche at @960.

It must hurt that I was so right about RYA's decline and I see you need to deflect to talking about a different share. The BOO board is available for your comments about that company. Daytrader wastes a lot of time there. RYA can increase prices all they like, but that just means increased compensation and refunds when those flights get cancelled. RYA already facing potential strikes from 4 European countries this summer, and these things tend to happen to cause maximum disruption. Don't you read the news?

No Trade Knowledge,
Had a look at that market screener site that you posted. I see you were a bit biased and only decided to quote the weaknesses of BOO and not the strengths from the site. Is that the "balance" you claim to provide ? Then I put in your beloved Ryanair on market screener ... it has a lower investment rating than BOO ! Had to laugh.

This thread surely needs reviving now that the SP is actually below €13 as I type.
Nearer to my €8 than No Trade Knowledge's €20.
You going to buy in John Hulme at this price? No, didn't think so.

Divvies back to decent level. Revenue and profits well up. Excellent results. Start to new year looks stunning. SP way oversold and activist vultures will be circling. Freehold property worth 996M. Peel Hunt raises Fuller Smith & Turner to 'buy'.
Time for a re-rating.