Wizz Air was called out by a group of 14 investors over concerns that the low cost carrier does not allow its staff to unionise, driving shares in the air line down almost five per cent yesterday. Investors became concerned after a whistleblower report emerged flagging pilot fatigue and flight safety issues, Reuters reported. The group of investors said that research into Wizz Air's practices revealed that the company was effectively blocking employees from creating unions. Examples seen by Reuters date back as early as early as 2014, when a Romanian court ruled against the air line because it let 19 members of staff go following their attempt to unionise.

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