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Squarely at the door of british airways. my members and i are genuinely, genuinely sorry for any disruption this might cause to hard—working families who are of course so desperate to get away after the pandemic but the problem is that this dispute has been many, many years in the making and are members, primarily low paid part—time women workers have been asking nicely for over a year now to have this money paid back. this is money that was robbed from them during the pandemic. they're not asking for a pay increase. they are just asking for the 10% that was taken from them during the pand...

During the pandemic. they are not asking for a pay increase, they are just asking for the 10% that was taken from them in april of last year. following on from the news, the british airways staff at heathrow airport have voted to strike in the dispute about pay. it comes on another day of disruption on the airways in england, scotland and wales as workers walk out for the second time this week. just one in five trains running on half the rail network is closed. leaving some areas with no services at all. tens of thousands of workers are taking part in a strike over pay, and conditions. our bus...

For a pay increase, they are asking for it to be restored to the level it was at before the crisis. so far ba has not done that, it has offered them a 10% one—off increase before further talks, them a 10% one—off increase before furthertalks, but them a 10% one—off increase before further talks, but the unions say thatis further talks, but the unions say that is not good enough. there seems to be distance between the sides. as i understand it, employees in other parts of ba are also talking to unions about grievances they have about future pay increases, so this may be just the start. it...

Before we then have to understand where people have got to lose jobs. where does the subject of discussions around pay come into this? are you saying to the unions the reform has to happen first before you engage on pay, tell us? reform is something we have been talking about for 18 months. we had £16 billion worth of government funding during this period. we have been talking to the trade unions on how to reduce costs to the industry, reduce the cost to the taxpayer. those discussions have been ongoing. now, how do we try to move forward, try and get sensible reform in that allows us to give...

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