I stand by my comment that CC conditions are exactly that and really should not concern anyone else
The dreaded 'silo' mentality makes its unwelcome return.
Cabin Crew terms and conditions become everyone's domain when the terms 'I would rather bring BA down with Willie and his gang before accepting a drop in my T's & C's' gets bandied about. That makes it of concern to every employee.
BA does not run to pander to CC whims, the pilots, loaders, despatchers, checkin staff, IT staff, customer service agents etc. etc. all have a vested interest in the result of the BASSA spat.
As someone has already pointed out, there have been never ending pilot verses cabin crew debates here, they are old and we are trawling through old news.
Can anyone post a direct comparison of CC terms from another airline to compare with BA? At least then we have a baseline to work from and can discuss this from a common starting point. Remember, when Virgin crew threatened to strike over pay, Sir Dickie told them if the wanted more money then resign and go to BA.