Originally Posted by
Juan Tugoh
The legal finding was that the error of procedure was entirely and easily avoidable.
It was? - if you are balloting large numbers of employees then in the timelag between sending out the ballots and counting them there are bound to be some whose service ends. The only way around that is to cease having secret ballots - not a wise move IMHO.
I see that in the Judges summation she practically admits that her judgement was political:
"She said: 'A strike of this kind over the 12 days of Christmas is fundamentally more damaging to BA and the wider public than a strike taking place at almost any other time of the year.'"
yes? and? - what does the time of year have to do with enforcing the law?
