Almost three out of four members of British Airways cabin crew have witnessed or been victims of bullying, the country’s biggest trade union has claimed.
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‘One in two BA cabin staff bullied’
The union representing British Airways cabin crew has given the airline formal seven days notice of its intention to hold a fresh strike ballot in its long-running dispute with the company.
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BA warned of cabin crew strike vote
British Airways cabin crew are to be balloted for fresh strikes in their long-running dispute with the airline.
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BA cabin crew to vote over strike
Union leaders have expressed anger at the suspension of a member of British Airways cabin crew after she collected contributions for colleagues facing disciplinary action as a result of strikes earlier this year.
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Union fury at BA member suspension
The union representing British Airways cabin crew is to seek further talks with the airline after deciding it could not recommend a proposed deal aimed at ending its long-running dispute, it has been announced.
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Union seeks more BA strike talks
A planned ballot of British Airways cabin crew on resolving their dispute with the airline has been suspended, dashing hopes of an end to the bitter row.
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Ballot over BA agreement suspended
British Airways cabin crew have lost their court appeal over the airline’s cost-cutting proposals.
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BA cabin crew lose appeal over cuts
Budget airline Ryanair is to axe 1,000 jobs including 150 pilot and cabin crew posts, it has been announced.
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Ryanair axes 1,000 Frankfurt jobs
British Airways cabin crew are to vote on a proposed deal aimed at ending their long-running dispute, it has been revealed.
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BA crew to vote on deal to end row
British Airways will not back down in the year-long cabin crew dispute and is ready to run a near-full service in the event of another strike, the airline’s chief executive Willie Walsh has said.
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BA ‘will not back down’ in dispute