Unites continued support for Bassa
With the public sector cuts announced and to be announced by the new Govt, Unite are, very soon, going to be very very busy, fighting for many many of their other members fighting for their jobs and livelyhoods, mortgages and food on the table, rather than fighting for well paid cabin crew to get their perks back.
It's now been 2 days since the ACAS talks broke down - and no rhetoric from Unite on a new ballot - have they now moved on to the more important fight and are trying to sideline Bassa and their dispute?
Think about it - with the retirement of Woodley and Simpson, so an election within Unite for the next General Secretary - what will carry a candidate to success......I'm fighting for Public Sector workers jobs, or, I'm fighting for well paid BA Cabin Crew Perks?
That maybe why Mcluskey has been very quiet recently.......