How on earth are the regular/original Easy contract line pilots and BALPA ever going to fight this kind of corporate culture (apart from the fact that they won't)
It feels like I am talking to a wall on this forum.......let me write it in bold.
At this moment there is nothing that Balpa or the current easyJet pilots legally can do to stop these sort of practices of entering the company. It is the labour laws in the UK that allow these practices, so don't compare the UK with the rest of Europe where these practices aren't allowed.
The only fight that can be done, is to try to change the law with regards of being self employed and working for only 1 company etc, but this can be a long battle.
so stop this "I am alright, Jack" nonsense, because most pilots in easyJet do see this as a big threat for future terms and conditions for everyone.