c.e.o. michael o'leary says his company will not rollover in response to strikes by pilots in cabin crew who made the comments in the face of a walkout by german pilots and capping crew staff which resulted in the cancellation of one hundred fifty flights in and out of germany today is the latest in a string of strikes staged by ryanair workers calling for better pay and working conditions . see up today with the latest from the world of business right now here's a look at the global markets. as long as. my letters to the today nothing would change you know the banks and you know why and so was the language of the banking money. speaking the truth global news that matters w. made for minds. time for an upgrade. from the church that grows all by. us with. poor design highlights you can make your suit. against tips and tricks that will turn your home special. great yourself with g w interior design channel on youtube.

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c.e.o. michael o'leary was in brussels on wednesday to justify his business practices to the e.u. but the response he got from the european employment commissioner will not buy into his taste. respecting the law is not something nobody which workers should have to negotiate and not something that can be postponed to a later date consumers workers and businesses rightly expect the u. rules to be obliged in practice the e.u. says those rules oblige ryanair to give workers contracts according to where they live as unions have demanded strikes by cabin crews plan for the end of this week in several european countries has already led the airline to cancel one hundred fifty flights on friday. i'll have more business for you coming up a little later but now a potentially life saving life changing. life's a life saving saying that's miserable this think is still watching care greatly appreciate it journeys health minister has said he wants to change the law on organ donations to try and save more lives at the moment people and germany have to opt in rather than out of donating their organ