Air France/KLM: new European agreement regarding the outstation and commercial organization in Europe

Air France/KLM management and EWC signed, on June 12, 2013, a framework agreement regarding the outstation and commercial organization in Europe (except France and the Netherlands).  Almost identical to the text it renews, the agreement is based on the same scheme: respecting autonomy at local level to study the impact of economic and technological change on outstations, but sending these studies’ conclusions to the EWC, to provide it with “the opportunity to address concerns in advance of the implementation of a change.” (Ref. 130428)
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On June 12, 2013, Air France/KLM management and EWC signed an agreement renewing the framework supervising the restructuring of outstations in European airports, which expired on April 1, 2013 (see article No. 120204). This new European agreement prolongs to April 1, 2014 the system introduced at the time and extends it to cover commercial organization. The airline and its EWC had already used a framework agreement for the reorganization of sales agencies in 2010 (see article No.

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