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Sunday, 8th November 2009

British Airways

BA staff to ballot on action UNION leaders have served formal notice of a ballot among thousands of British Airways cabin crew in a dispute over new contracts and job cuts.

Shares in BA rise on back of investor confidence SHARES in British Airways jumped 7 per cent yesterday as the airline signalled that business was stabilising, eclipsing predictions of another £400 million-plus in annual losses.

BA to cut 1,200 BRITISH Airways is to cut 1,200 more jobs, taking the total reduction to 4,900 by next year. Most of the losses will be overseas and follow a high response from staff wanting to work part-time or take voluntary redundancy, the airline said.

BA action delayed as new court date set BRITISH Airways cabin crew have reluctantly agreed to work controversial new schedules, but a strike ballot of union members will go ahead.

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