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KLM strike threat over: pilots to get 3.25% pay rise

KLM strike threat over: pilots to get 3.25% pay rise

KLM pilots have reached a preliminary agreement on a new collective labor agreement, ending the threat of industrial action after more than a year of negotiations. The deal includes a 3.25 percent salary increase for pilots, though further details have not yet been released.

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