The British Airways cabin crew strike has entered its third day and this is in its second phase too. There are no signs that there could be any peace between the management and Unite. And it is not like the industrial action and inaction if you may, are ending. There could be a railway strike from the 6th of April and this has Brits worried as to how they could all be getting back to the 1970s when industrial action was all so common. While there is no headway on talks between BA and its union Unite, it seems BA is doing a good job of communicating with and informing its passengers of delays and cancellations. This means that most passengers are nursing their wounds and fuming at home and not in front of TV crews at the airport.
Unite is contemptuous of the efforts of the BA management to have cabin crew which are quite clearly the most expensive workforce in the world because of the contingency operations. It is ironical that BA is throwing money at this contingency cabin crew which is only adding to costs without coming to that table with Unite and getting the matter sorted out.
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