The previous ballot by British Airways Unite union members that opted for a strike has been ruled legally “unsafe” so the body is reballoting members. British Airways challenged the legality of the last vote and informed the Electoral Reform Society (ERS) that the ballot was unlawful and any action taken would be unprotected. The ERS issued a qualification in its report on the ballot, said Unite, which could not call any action because its members would be exposed to sanctions. Unite’s Len McCluskey said its members would not be cowed by “bullying and legal intimidation” and is “immediately setting in

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