Ryanair hits out at unions but up in court over French employment law

Ryanair has been charged by French prosecutors for illegal working practices. The airline is accused of declaring that 120 employees living in France as working in Ireland. The complaint was brought by the unions who say that under French labour laws employees living in France should be declared in France. Ryanair’s French hub is in Marseille and although Michael O’Leary has not commented on this particular case, earlier in the year after a threat of civil action for the same charges, he threatened to pull out of Marseille if he was dragged before the courts. Meanwhile, Ryanair has hit out