Originally Posted by
GrahamO
All irrelevant examples - my point had you read it fully was that BASSA demands guarantees and insulation from the future irrespective of what happens to BA, its competitors, the markets etc.
Alll the above examples are simple industrial disputes to protect current conditions with none of them trying to protect current terms in perpetuity.
And the bleeding obvious point that NONE of the above are private company disputes and
their jobs are never going to be affected by a competitor company.
So nice try, but 0/10 so please sit at the front of the class this time so you can pay more attention and understand better.
I think you will find their view different. You obviously only consider private sector workers to be 'the rest of the working population'.
It would seem that you don't consider that private companies taking Public sector jobs to be 'affected by a competitor company.
We are never going to agree and that is fine. No doubt you will get away with the insults and feel smug about it. It's sad however that you feel the need to proceed in that way.