Dortmund (dpa / lnw) - At Dortmund Airport, flight operations resumed one day after the warning strike on Saturday morning. According to the airport's Internet overview, take-offs and landings were normal. The employees had resumed work since 3 a.m., said a spokeswoman for the Verdi union. According to Verdi, around 80 employees took part in the all-day strike in Dortmund on Friday.
"So that's quiet for now," said the Verdi spokeswoman. It is now awaited "what the employers will offer next week in the second round of negotiations - and whether they will offer anything".
A total of seven airports in Germany were largely paralyzed by the labor dispute on Friday. The Verdi union had called for an all-day walkout to increase the pressure on employers in several ongoing collective bargaining rounds. In addition to Frankfurt, Munich, Bremen and Hanover, Stuttgart, Hamburg and Dortmund were also affected.
