Union says British Airways has ‘forced out’ 4,000 workers

Union says British Airways has ‘forced out’ 4,000 workers
Four thousand British Airways workers are ‘being forced out of the jobs that they love today by naked, company greed’, trade union Unite said (Ben Birchall/PA)
Fri, 07 Aug, 2020 - 12:38
Neil Lancefield, PA Transport Correspondent

Four thousand British Airways workers are “being forced out of the jobs that they love today by naked, company greed”, trade union Unite has said.

Cabin crew, engineers and airport staff are among those receiving letters from the airline telling them whether or not they are being made redundant.

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