"We're looking at our next steps," Giuffre said. As to the Airbus decision, Giuffre said UPS did not know when it signed its revised agreement with Airbus last week that Airbus would divert employees from the A380 freighter program. The A380 setback came as French unions called for a one-day strike next Tuesday to protest 10,000 planned job cuts and the sale or closure of six Airbus plants under the Power8 restructuring plan unveiled by chief executive Louis Gallois Wednesday. German Airbus workers may join the strike, union officials said, along with staff at other EADS facilities in both countries.