Unite asks BA for more talks

: Latest News; Thursday, 18 November 2010

Unite, the union representing UK carrier British Airways' cabin crew wants further talks after it decided it could not recommend a proposed deal - by BA - aimed at ending a long-running dispute with the airline.

Unite was due to put the offer to a ballot of its 11,000 members, but two of the union's divisions, BASSA and Amicus, said they could not support the proposal in its entirety.

Tony Woodley, Unite's joint leader said: "I am therefore contacting the company with a view to reopening discussions to seek to achieve a recommendable settlement to be put to cabin crew."

Unite asks BA for more talks

Latest News

Thursday, 18 November 2010

Unite was due to put the offer to a ballot of its 11,000 members, but two of the union's divisions, BASSA and Amicus, said they could not support the proposal in its entirety.

Tony Woodley, Unite's joint leader said: "I am therefore contacting the company with a view to reopening discussions to seek to achieve a recommendable settlement to be put to cabin crew."