Originally Posted by
just an observer
Staff travel could be an issue, it's clear that any other branches that may at some time in the future have a genuine greivance and need to strike, will also lose staff travel, once BA have done that successfully once, it will become the norm.
If, unlike BASSA, another branch actually has a good reason to strike, then they'll presumably win and make return of their staff travel a condition of returning to work.
The reason why BASSA aren't getting their staff travel back is because there was so little justification for striking that there was no way they could win; they couldn't get enough of their members on strike to cripple operations and they managed to turn the rest of the company against them by striking over such a minor issue. I doubt any other branch would be striking in similar circumstances.