The Telegraph is absolutely right. If it wasn't for the unions, we would already be in a strike situation, such is the feeling of resentment against Walsh and his cohorts amongst the vast majority of BA's cabin crew. The leaders of the GMB and UNITE have actually prevented confrontation. So whilst Walsh tries to talk BA "into an early grave" and stokes up confrontation, it is actually the unions who are acting more responsibly, in the interests of members jobs and the future viability of British Airways.
For any uninitiated reader of the posts here in this thread, there is a central theme: it is a relentles propaganda campaign orchestrated through this supposedly unbiased forum, against the unions. Posts that ridicule Walsh and suppport BASSA are regularly 'pruned' out by the Mods, and any excuse to ban contributors is found. That is why there is hardly anyone posting a dissenting voice.
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