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Air Traffic Controllers Union: Wages cut, We ask for an urgent Meeting

Published: July 5, 2025
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The BiH Air Traffic Controllers’ Union has denied the allegations made by the Minister of Communications and Transport of BiH, Edin Forto.

They claim that the salaries of BHANSA employees have been reduced by 20 percent, and that the unions have nothing to do with the sick leave that employees are taking, which BHANSA had previously warned about due to the already significant consequences.

The BiH Air Traffic Controllers’ Union has once again requested the Minister of Communications and Transport of BiH, Edin Forta, to urgently schedule a meeting on the topic of adopting minimum work processes.

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