Moo, it does say something. I'm just not sure what it is that is says. I have four friends that voted yes in every ballot but went to work every time. They have voted yes again and will no doubt go to work again if there is another strike. To me that says more about them than the state of industrial relations within IFCE. It also says a lot about the unions ability to mould thought ( but not the final action in these four cases).
No matter what we see from the numbers, I am convinced that the overwhelming majority of CC just want it to be over and done with, leaving only a handful of people that want to see it continue. Sadly most of them are no longer employed by BA, a situation that could have been avoided by negotiating in the beginning.