Unite stands back

BTN News
Thursday, 08 July 2010
UK carrier British Airways' cabin crew members will vote on whether to accept a revised pay offer from the airline.

A spokeswoman for the cabin crew union Unite has confirmed ballot papers would be sent out to members - without recommending either a yes or no decision.

The airline, which has already lost GBP150 million this year from a series of strikes, has welcomed the union's decision not to make a recommendation.

Unite previously has urged its members not to accept offers from the airline.

Unite stands back

BTN News
Thursday, 08 July 2010
UK carrier British Airways' cabin crew members will vote on whether to accept a revised pay offer from the airline.

A spokeswoman for the cabin crew union Unite has confirmed ballot papers would be sent out to members - without recommending either a yes or no decision.

The airline, which has already lost GBP150 million this year from a series of strikes, has welcomed the union's decision not to make a recommendation.

Unite previously has urged its members not to accept offers from the airline.