Maybe if the FAAA hadn't sided with the company during the very first round of EBA negotiations
Let's not allow the facts to get in the way of a good story.
Just because the FAAA had negotiated for 18mths with a headstrong company and could not get any further, turning over what they had bargained to the Crew to have their say, instead of organising a strike, this is apparently siding with the company?
I'd say this showed integrity. They recommended the deal for fear of what was to come, which is what we are experiencing now. I'd say that showed balls considering the company opted not to bargain again. Their worst fears were realised, they foresaw it but still sceptics bag them. What would you have done, organised a strike with 50% of employees going out, the other 50% working showing all of Australia that Cabin Crew were not united in their quest for better conditions? Real smart.
Is Rocky with you on that one?