Now what?
BA ignore the irregularities and deliberately allow BASSA to declare a series of 12-day, yes 12-day strikes. (The masterplan referred to by wonker)
They then use the tactics they have planned to break the strike with a few token dismissals (see if the reps who are left are brave enough not to work), denial of staff travel etc and the use of the trained volunteers.
Those strikers who are not dismissed will be locked out and only allowed back on new contracts.
The losses from the strike action will be calculated and added to IFCE's savings target. The figure will be so big, the only way to achieve it will be to issue 90-day notice and put the entire workforce on New Fleet conditions.
Pro-Striking crew: we have tried to tell you, please listen for your own sakes. You are in a new kind of game where your opponent has decided to stop playing by your rules and is now preparing to destroy your inept Union.
Last edited by strikemaster82; 21st Feb 2010 at 08:55.