Cabin crew vote again on €97m cost-cutting deal

AER LINGUS cabin crew have started to vote on a controversial €97 million cost-cutting plan for the airline.

The move follows talks at the Labour Relations Commission (LRC) last Friday, where Impact union representatives say they received “deeper clarification” of what the package will mean for around 1,200 airline staff represented by the union.

However, an Impact spokesman confirmed that there was “no change to the content” of the deal and the clarifications mainly concern roistering and the use of temporary cabin crew.

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