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Your latest GMB updates from workplaces in the aviation sector
Unions call on government to announce bespoke financial package to save beleaguered aviation industry
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Heathrow posts massive profits every year – they must do the decent thing
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GMB Union calls for more Government intervention to protect the livelihoods of many more
P&O carries 15 per cent of the total goods that arrive into the UK - when they have a problem, we all have a problem
Today the Department for Transport and all major transport-focused trade unions held the first in a series of ministerial calls to discuss the impact of coronavirus
But British Airways can’t be given carte blanche to use bail out cash to line pockets of fat cats
