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Hamburg and Cologne airports snarled with delays after union disputes
Thursday, 15 Feb, 2013
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More than 200 flights have been cancelled at Hamburg and Cologne airports on Friday as security personnel walked off the job at two airports in a wage dispute, AP reports.
Frankfurt and Munich, Germany’s main hubs were not affected.
These "warning strikes" were staged after the union and employers reached a stalemate on negotiations last week. The union wants a 30 percent pay rise while employers have offered a 9% increase.
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