Lazy Spanish air traffic controller’s and BAA STRIKE possible

Lazy overpaid Spanish air traffic controllers are meeting this week to decide if they will go on strike after voting for industrial action last week.

Spanish air traffic controllers are expected to decide on whether to strike on Thursday. They have to give 10 days notice meaning that any walkout could not take place until August 22.

Meanwhile the even more lazy workers at BAA, which owns Heathrow, Stansted, Edinburgh and Glasgow airports, will finish voting on their own potential strike action on Thursday which could force the closure of the airports.

If the 6,185 airport staff vote to strike, the earliest they could walk out would be August 19 as the union Unite has to give BAA at least seven days notice.

Unite is also due to meet British Airways again this week for talks on the cabin crew dispute after BA’s last proposed deal was rejected last month.