So it has happened but what next!!
So the result is out and well never came as a surprise to anyone but anyone care to answer the following:
1) Who will be the first to moan when they are "stuck" in some far destination unable to get home for christmas to spend it with their husbands, wives and children because the flight they would be crewing home has been cancelled?
2) Who will be the first to moan when in an attempt to "stay afloat" BA end up having to make compulsory redundancies instead of the "voluntary ones" that have already been taken up?>
3) How many voluntary redundants got a ballot paper and voted and had it counted even though they no longer are employed by BA and can therefore no longer be a member of BASSA and therefore eligible to vote?
4) Whose fault will it be when further impositions occur because another 9 months pass without any progress?
5) If people "hate" the way they are being "treated" why not leave and get a job elsewhere? I think I already know the answer to that one.
Lets see how many think that by voting "Yes" it would mean a nice easy relaxed Christmas off - not so glamorous a thought when sat in a hotel in the middle of Africa surrounded by colleagues who would like to be home for Christmas. Try explaining that to your children..."Mummy/Daddy wont be home for Christmas because.........." answers on a postcard