Thread: British Airways cabin crew vote for Christmas strike
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Old 15-12-2009, 15:05   #20
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Re: British Airways cabin crew vote for Christmas strike
this does make me think that maybe the Unions have had their day. As others have said the company is losing money hand over fist and this is the only course of action they can take to keep going. I have had a pay freeze for a few years and just have to accept it. I'd rather a pay freeze than no money at all and can see the business sense of it.

The Unions just want to flex their muscles and justify their subs and existance if they had any sense they would just have to accept that BA are in trouble and need to make cuts
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