Belgium: Aviapartner workers strike after fatal accident.

After a fatal accident last wednesday airport workers in Ostende went on a wildcat strike.

A spokesman for Aviapartner, the airport management company stated that all workers would return to work by tomorrow morning after an agreement was reached. Managament agreed to increase the number of stuff on duty and to increased safety measures with dangerous substances.

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