For those who are frightened of breaking a strike:
The laws about picket lines and behaviour have changed a lot since last time (thankfully).
The (small) picket there may be, will be pretty far away from report centres.
The company will have a plan as to how to get you to work (and back) safely.
Who's going to know whether you worked or not? Everybody who's coming to work during a strike are in the same boat, and surely will keep their mouths zipped.
In regards to the bullying issue. It's sometimes done very subtly, as it's difficult to prove. The union die-hards are very clever with this (shame that this is what they're clever about...). They make people feel it's their own fault for "getting it wrong", and therefore outcast without anyone to turn to. It's the nasty side of work that isn't talked about enough. We need to support eachother, that's my main message of today.
Gg
Ps. Ben Asher, yes, the PCCC is the Professional Cabin Crew Council