Eddy,
And again, those who have been on strike are already being re-rostered for duties after the strike is over (Phase One, atleast).
Perhaps you could expand on that for us? I have heard some rumours that striking BA staff would
not be allowed to return to work
between the the 2 sets of strike dates. Haven't seen it confirmed by the company, but it has been hinted at.
Do you know if strikers from this weekend are being rostered to work within the 4 days (Tuesday to Friday)
between the announced strike dates? Or is this for
after the second 4-day strike period? Those that have been confirmed as strikers, or currently 'sick', are going to have a devil of a time getting to work if they use BA flights from other parts of the UK, or Europe, or further afield.
It will be interesting to see whether BA cancels staff-travel tickets, issued prior to strikes being announced, for those strikers and sickies hoping to travel this week or next! I suspect BA probably will.
Meal Chucker,
... but its hardly an unbiased vote when some posters on the Bassa/Crew Forum have posted instructions on how to clear the cookies on your computer and vote again and again!!
Sadly, this sort of 'underhand' behaviour is becoming known as the modus operandi for BASSA and Unite die-hards. They appear incapable of doing anything above board. With their case being so weak, one can perhaps understand why, but that doesn't make it right. Dishonesty has, and is, being revealed at many levels amongst the tub-thumpers.