The flashy rooms at SAS in Kastrup in Copenhagen state that they will return to work at midnight after being active since Saturday.
SAS Ground Handling employees have been on strike since Saturday. The chairman of Kastrup’s 3F union, Henrik Bay-Clausen, announced late Monday that employees would be returning to work at midnight.
The parlor has been operating at Kastrup Airport in Copenhagen since Saturday morning. The action has affected SAS and several other companies and has caused extensive air traffic delays. Despite the fact that the Danish Labor Court on Sunday concluded that the strike was against the collective agreement and ordered employees to report to work on Monday morning, this did not happen.
On Monday evening, SAS management sent a letter to employees stating that all shareholders «on Tuesday must expressly and unconditionally confirm that it will work according to a shift schedule. Otherwise, they will be deemed to have resigned”, reported Danish TV2.
– It is important for us to emphasize that it is employees who choose to terminate their own employment if they report that they refuse to come to work, SAS told Ritzau.
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