Nobody told me that it's a punishment to remove a company benefit for withdrawing one's labour. It doesn't take a degree in law to understand that it's discriminatory and wrong.
Over 60% of crew turned up for duty during the strike yet all those cancellations. It doesn't make sense and usually when something doesn't make sense it's because it's not true.
Why should WW owe anything to strikebreakers? I don't believe that breaking a strike is anything to be rewarded for. It's nothing but a very disgusting behavior that is not acceptable but I should thought that all of those ground staff and pilots enjoyed their little time at the trolley. If you had all that time to be away from your regular job it must be a sign that sometimes is superfluous.