The PCCC is a forum set-up by BA cabin crew for BA cabin crew during the strike of 2010. It will continue to operate as a forum for cabin crew, particularly those who have left the union, to discuss any appropriate issues. The PCCC will not be able to represent or advise anyone.
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The PCCC is a forum set-up by BA cabin crew for BA cabin crew during the strike of 2010. It will continue to operate as a forum for cabin crew, particularly those who have left the union, to discuss any appropriate issues. The PCCC will not be able to represent or advise anyone.
Thank you to [...]Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
Wishing all our members and colleagues at BA a very merry Christmas and a prosperous 2011!
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There is an exciting opportunity for members to Join the PCCC Commitee. There are a number of roles, with detailed job descriptions in a number of differing areas.
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The BA Offer has arrived!
The PCCC are very pleased that BA have made an offer to individual non-union members.
Register Now! It costs nothing, and may gain you a lot
We cannot be a union, until we get a large majority of the workforce registered with us. Without your registration, the PCCC can achieve nothing. Join us now and help shape our future.
LGW Crew Need A Voice
As BASSA announce they will ballot again, without including Gatwick crew in the ballot, we urge LGW crew to join the Professional Cabin Crew Council.
BBC Radio Berkshire report on Unite’s unjustified stance
Listen to views from cabin crew and also an Independant Industrial Relations Expert about Unite’s actions.
ACAS submit proposal to end dispute
The BBC are reporting that ACAS have submitted a proposal to end the dispute.
PCCC working as normal (again) on strike dates.
As on all previous strike dates, the PCCC will be reporting for work as normal between 05-09 June.