Unite strike ballot result could mean 10 days of chaos
The results of a British Airways cabin crew ballot on whether to strike will be announced this afternoon, with reports suggesting a yes vote could mean a 10-day stretch of action.
The union Unite has balloted its 12,000 members over industrial action following management changes to pay and conditions.
The union has pledged that it will not allow the strike, which if it goes ahead will start March 1 at the earliest, to affect the Easter holiday plans of thousands of Brits. However, some crew writing online and commenting on the situation suggest that there is a plan to “play dirty” and strike around the long Easter weekend, causing chaos as services are backed up.
Phil Davies
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