swalesboy wrote:
Didn't BA already tell Unite that they think they are putting their members at risk by potentially striking again?
I think this was about striking again over the same issues as the previous strikes. (Unite would have to ballot on a different issue, and it's not clear that they can do this.)
Any strike for the same reason as the original would be illegal outside the 12-week protection period, so the strikers and their union could pay a severe penalty. Legally, the strikers could be sacked and Unite could be fined heavily.