Escalation of industrial action is 'likely' if talks between Aer Lingus and pilots’ union fail

The transcript discusses a situation where management did not reciprocate efforts to resolve a financial discrepancy of €5 million annually, despite the company's significant profits. Talks have been ongoing for 22 months without progress, leading to considerations of escalation through industrial action. There is hope for a resolution, but both parties need to agree. The speaker emphasizes the importance of continued dialogue and the potential for a solution.

What was the company's response to the proposed solution during the talks?

What financial difference was mentioned in relation to the company's profits?

What actions are being considered if the current discussions fail?

What is the speaker's attitude towards finding a solution?

How long has IALBA been trying to find a solution?