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 British Airways cabin crews have voted overwhelming to approve a strike. Over 8000 cabin crew members voted in favor of supporting an industrial action (96%). Cabin crews are upset with pensions and sick leave, fearing more time off than 10 days would cost them their jobs. |
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The airline's managers and the union are holding talks today to try to avert a series of walkouts. British Airways said any industrial action would be "completely unnecessary". 
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