U.K. air traffic controllers are threatening a 15-minute strike

Edited by James E. Swickard December 01, 2002
U.K. air traffic controllers are threatening a 15-minute strike in protest of bonuses paid to two directors of the cash-strapped National Air Traffic Services (NATS). Around 50 delegates of the controllers' union voted unanimously for the action, but a ballot of all 2,000 controllers has to occur...

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