Ryanair and Forsa union will bring in a third party mediator in an attempt to end the dispute.
This would stop a series of upcoming strikes which have made a mess of people’s holiday plans.
25% of pilots were on strike yesterday while another quarter is due to strike next week.
According to the Irish Mirror, the airline said: “Ryanair now feels the only way to introduce common sense is by way of third-party mediation and to this end is suggesting Mr Kieran Mulvey, formerly of the Labour Commission and Workplace Relations Commission.”
Forsa responded: “Ryanair’s announcement that it will accept independent third-party assistance in its dispute with pilots, which was made without preconditions, is an unexpected and positive development.
“The union, which has been calling for third-party assistance for many weeks, will consult with its members in the company and looks forward to talking to Kieran Mulvey about when a process could begin.”
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