BA cabin crew strike “to avoid Easterâ€
Tuesday, 21 Jan, 2010
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Reports that any British Airways cabin crew strike will avoid Easter has been welcomed.
The Unite union is to re-ballot its 12,000 members on Monday about industrial action in an long-running dispute over in-flight staffing and work conditions.
Joe Sikorsky, global brand director for Cheapflights and a former BA head office employee, said: “It’s unfair that consumers suffer the consequences and we hope all disputes are resolved without inconveniencing the nation – not just at Easter, but any point.
“Striking during a peak travel period, such as Easter, when Britons are travelling to see family and friends, is irresponsible.
“Not only would it hugely inconvenience the public, but it would cost Unite what remaining support it has left, as well as diminish confidence in the travel industry.
“We’re pleased the union has made a responsible decision and we urge Unite to put consumers first. We offer our continued support to BA as the UK’s leading carrier.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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