KLM has presented a new wage proposal to employee unions, offering a €1,000 one-time payment in 2025 and a structural salary increase of up to 2.5% by July 2026, depending on the company’s financial performance.
Key points of the offer:
Duration: A 22-month collective labour agreement (CLA) across all employee groups.
Wages:
€1,000 one-time bonus for all employees in 2025.
Up to 2.5% structural pay increase from 1 July 2026, tied to KLM’s 2025 operating margin.
Full 2.5% increase if KLM achieves a COI margin of ?5.5%.
Minimum increase of 0.5% if the margin is lower.
KLM sees the proposal as a solid basis for an agreement and will resume negotiations with unions on 10 July 2025.
This post was published on 3 July 2025 16:09
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