Kenya’s aviation strike is over, but the dispute is far from settled
The agreement also provides for the union’s grievances contained in its July 20 strike notice to be addressed through the agreed dispute-resolution process, with Mbaika’s office involved and the matters expected to be dealt with within three weeks.
After two days of delays, cancellations and stranded passengers, aviation workers were told to return to their stations on September 1 after government officials, union leaders and aviation executives reached a return-to-work agreement following negotiations that continued through the night.
The Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) had already reached a return-to-work agreement with the government and aviation agencies in February.
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