Anger as British Airways accused of 'holding a gun' to employees through jobs restructuring Hundreds of cabin crew at British Airways at Gatwick are being told to choose hefty pay cuts or redundancy - despite the airline's owners expecting to make more than €2.2bn (£1.5bn) in profits this year. The most senior, longserving crew - cabin managers and pursers - were sent letters in the past few days telling them they would either have to accept new, lower-paid roles as "customer service managers...
Anger as British Airways accused of 'holding a gun' to employees through jobs restructuring Hundreds of cabin crew at British Airways at Gatwick are being told to choose hefty pay cuts or redundancy - despite the airline's owners expecting to make more than €2.2bn (£1.5bn) in profits this year. The most senior, longserving crew - cabin managers and pursers - were sent letters in the past few days telling them they would either have to accept new, lower-paid roles as "customer service managers...
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