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Ryanair plans to increase the bonus offered to employees for identifying oversized baggage in a bid to reduce boarding delays.

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The airline Ryanair plans to increase the €1.50 bonus offered to employees for intercepting passengers with oversized luggage. Ryanair points out that oversized luggage affects the majority of rule-abiding passengers. The company reported a significant increase in profits to €820 million in the April-June period, and points out that passengers who don't respect baggage sizes can be charged up to €75.

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Ryanair anunță - Mai mulți bani pentru cine prinde pasageri cu bagaje prea mari. Mesaj către călători: Nu respectați, veți fi taxați!
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Ryanair ia în considerare creșterea bonusului acordat personalului pentru interceptarea bagajelor supradimensionate
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O companie aeriană vrea să majoreze bonusurile angajaților care identifică bagajele prea mari ale pasagerilor
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Ryanair boss considers raising staff bonus for spotting oversized bags
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Ryanair anunță - Mai mulți bani pentru cine prinde pasageri cu bagaje prea mari. Mesaj către călători: Nu respectați, veți fi taxați!

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