Caribbean Boy.
I'm led to believe, though I have no figures to hand, that the number of cabin crew suspended and/or dismissed as a consequence of industrial unrest is closer to 60. The figure of 28 may have been added to.
And although you state 20 out of 28 were serious, on who's assessment was this based. Have you the details of all cases? And therein lies my point. BA management believe they were serious. They may well have been serious, but without independent assessment how can those decisions be trusted. And I'm certain that had 20 people been released with no further action, then ardent supporters of Walsh and his way would have been equally suspicious of the result and outcome.