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Backbench MPs, flexing their muscles with 10 weeks left to avoid a national disaster, need to flex them much more and to recognise trade realities.

O'Leary refuses to recognise trade unions - the Irish union Impact claims it has 270 victimisation cases outstanding between Ryanair pilots and management.

In December, Ryanair agreed to recognise trade unions for pilots and cabin crew in an attempt to head off strikes planned in the run-up to Christmas.

"The one apparel company that did agree to speak to us openly admitted that it didn't recognise trade unions in its factories," Kaur says.

The only other firm to bid for the contract, Showsec, does not recognise trade unions, and the GMB union threatened to stage a picket if Labour used it.

Ryanair faces renewed pressure from unhappy workers after it agreed to recognise trade unions for pilots and cabin crew in December – something the chief executive, Michael O'Leary, had previously said he would rather cut off his hands than agree to.

When I discovered that this involved giving advice on how to avoid recognising trade unions, I resigned.

The Thatcher government sought confrontation with the miners because it recognised trade union power as an obstacle to its economic and social policies.

It warns that pilots are likely to face a tough battle given Ryanair's policy of not recognising trade unions and dealing instead with multiple ERCs separately.

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The news comes after the airline faced its first day of industrial action in Ireland since it bowed to pressure from staff and recognised trade unions.