Union abandons threat of fresh walkouts after British Airways questions legality of January ballot (The Guardian – UK)
The trade union Impact, which represents the cabin crew, said this morning said that current industrial action is to be suspended and that the company will restore its members to the payroll and normal duties, pending the outcome of a binding arbitration to be carried out by the Labour Relations Commission. (Irish Times)
A union representing cabin crew workers in Ireland is seeking third party intervention in a dispute over new rosters imposed by airline managers.
Different guerilla-style tactics, such as work to rule, planned by British Airways cabin crew if vote goes for industrial action.
(The Guardian-UK)
IMPACT trade union has today (Thursday) submitted 28 discrimination claims to the Director of the Equality Tribunal on behalf of cabin crew who have been removed from duties and payroll by Aer Lingus management.
Mexicana Airlines will take to the skies again. The airline has confirmed it plans to begin selling tickets on January 24 as the carrier works toward a re-launch. (AOL Travel)
ITF calls for solidarity with JAL cabin crew The ITF is raising support for its affiliate the Japanese Airlines Cabin Crew Union (CCU), which is planning to call a strike over the 24th and 25th December in response to the company’s plan to dismiss cabin crew.
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