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PortAventura Workers Begin Strike, Blocking Access and Disrupting Operations

Employees demand higher pay, better conditions, and defined roles as negotiations with management continue during the 24-hour strike.

Cientos de trabajadores en huelga protestan frente a las puertas de PortAventura
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Overview

  • PortAventura workers, supported by unions UGT and CCOO, launched a 24-hour strike on April 19, demanding improved wages, defined job roles, and better working conditions.
  • As of the morning of the strike, employees blocked access to the park's employee zone, while the park remains open under limited operations.
  • PortAventura suspended ticket sales and hotel reservations for April 19, warning visitors of potential disruptions to service quality.
  • Negotiations between the company and unions are ongoing, with previous offers from management rejected by union representatives.
  • Unions cite a history of labor violations at the park, including unrecognized overtime, insufficient rest breaks, and inadequate risk prevention measures.