strike at singapore airlines
Re various posts decrying Singapore laws preventing strikes:
I recently heard that csa Czech airline pilots had a wage dispute and, to make their point, and instead of a walk-out, sick-out or no-show/no-call, started to adhere to every procedure and checklist and do everything exactly ‘by the book’ which caused quite some delays.
I could only find something to the effect of the dispute being settled , so I don’t know any details, if it‘s at all true or if it indeed had any swaying power with the management, but it SOUNDS brilliant. Especially the legal part - can’t see how you could be breaching contract or breaking law by adhering to procedures instead of cutting corners in an accepted ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ manner allowed by everything being over-regulated to death and necessitated by pressure to cut down on time. Any chance something like that could be staged with sq?