Who decided to announce the strike dates, was Len working alone on this for his own agenda, or did he consult? Could members sue the union for not allowing them to see the offer that had been put on the table before going ahead with strike dates? It seem incredible that, in this current recession, such a forward looking deal was offered by the company. I'm sure most crews would have been very happy to accept. Now they are faced with a strike, which I feel most of us don't want. What's the next move,? Well done Unite, you played a blinder there, scuppering a great deal for your members
