I n an ongoing pay dispute which saw British Airways narrowly avert a Christmas Day strike, Unite union, that represents airline’s cabin crew, announced a 48-hour walkout for later in January.
Basebetsi ba fihlang ho 2,700 10 ba tlameha ho otla ho tloha ka la XNUMX Pherekhong kamora ho hana tumellano e reriloeng ke sefofane ka December, mokhatlo o boletse.
Tlhahiso ea khoeling e fetileng e ile ea thibela ho tsamaea ho neng ho reriloe pele bakeng sa Letsatsi la Keresemese le la 26 Tšitoe (Letsatsi la Boxing), empa karolo ea 70 lekholong ea litho tse Kopanetsoeng tse amehang khang e ile ea e hana likhethong tse ileng tsa fela ka la 1 Pherekhong.
Ketso ea indasteri e kenyelletsa basebetsi ba kh'abin ea British Airways ba ileng ba ikopanya le sefofane ka mor'a 2010 mme ba sebetsa maeto a makhutšoane le a nako e telele.
Unite e re ba fumana moputso oa selemo le selemo o ka holimonyana ho £12,000 ka chelete e eketsehileng e laetsoeng ke nako e sebelisoang moeeng, mokhatlo o hlophisitsoeng o itse o qobella basebetsi ba bang ho fumana mesebetsi ea bobeli.
Oliver Richardson, ofisiri ea naha ea Unite, o itse o tšepa hore lipuisano le sefofane li ka nchafatsoa.
"Tshwara e ntse e na le tshepo ya hore dipuisano tsa dipuisano tse kgotsofatsang dikeletso tsa ditho tsa rona di ka fihlellwa mme di ka kgothalletsa British Airways ho kena dipuisanong tse nang le morero ho rarolla meputso ya bofuma," o boletse jwalo.
Those involved in the strike account for 15 percent of British Airways cabin crew and the airline said it aimed to have all customers travel to their destinations during the walk-out.
"Re nyahame haholo hore ebe Unite e boetse e khethile ho lebisa bareki ba rona.
"Hona joale re tsepamisitse maikutlo ho sireletseng bareki ba rona ketsong ena e sa hlokahaleng le e sa lokang ka ho feletseng," British Airways e boletse statementeng.
Sefofane ha se fane ka lintlha tse qaqileng mabapi le tlhahiso ea sona ho basebetsi ba khabinete, empa se boletse hore tlhahiso e bonts'a moputso oa lik'hamphani tse ling tsa UK.
