1-some were absolutely happy to undermine their legitimate right to take industrial action
Never happened. Irrespective of who volunteered to do what your fundamental right to take IA has never, ever been affected by the actions of others. The 'impact' of that IA, maybe, the right to sip pimms and slag everybody off from the roof of an open topped bus? Never. (again, the video is still to be found on You Tube. Isn't the internet a wonderful thing.)
2-that if they expressed their disapproval they would be likely to be disciplined .
You are perfectly entitled to disagree. I've had adult, interesting and grown up conversations with those who went on strike. But after the aircraft has landed and we have all completed a professional service to our passengers to the best of our ability. Skulking around complaing or being surly whilst onboard or 'blanking' other members of the crew for their preferences is not acceptable. That behaviour on board would get a mention. What you do, talk about and discuss outside of the company time, as long as it is sensible, is up to you. Naturally with the caveat of not bringing the company into disrepute.
