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See: condition, counteroffer


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BA insists the changes do not alter contractual terms and conditions for individual crew members and will resist the injunction application.
But a BA spokesman, who revealed the company had received an injunction application from Unite, said: "The changes do not alter contractual terms and conditions for individual crew members and we will resiS the injunction application.
That, at least, is the way normal commercial entities in dispute over contractual terms would seek to resolve their differences.
 
 
 
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