Union goes to British Airways investors to stop job, pay cuts
Unite, which represents British Airways cabin crew, pushes for airline to lose Heathrow airport slots if it proceeds with plans
26 June 2020 - 11:13
London — The trade union battling British Airways (BA) has met investors in its parent company IAG, seeking to ramp up pressure on the airline over plans to cut staff, pay and conditions.
BA plans to cut 12,000 staff, or more than a quarter of its workforce, to tackle the coronavirus crisis and has also angered unions by proposing new contracts for the workers it keeps...
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