The “Group of Ten”, the highest negotiating body between trade unions and employers, has asked the various federal and regional governments in the country to work out a solution to the stalemate that has arisen around the noise at Brussels airport.
Employers and trade unions make this request in a letter to Prime Minister Michel. The letter was not only addressed to Prime Minister Charles Michel, but also to the minister-presidents of the different regional governments.
It is very exceptional that the Group of Ten decides on a specific case such as Brussels Airport. The social partners are concerned about the jobs at the airport and request urgent consultations. The discussion about the noise is at the moment completely blocked because the Brussels Region intends to introduce stricter noise standards during the early morning slot when many flights take off.
“The importance is such that we have decided on a common initiative,” said FEB CEO Pieter Timmermans about the letter.
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This post was published on 6 February 2017 22:51
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