LONDON, May 5 (Reuters) -
More than 1,500 cabin crew at British budget airline easyJet Plc will vote on whether to strike this summer over a pay dispute, a union said Friday.
The Transport & General Workers Union (T&G) said any strike would likely begin in six weeks, the peak of the busy summer holiday period, if staff voted in favour of industrial action.
The union said it had decided to ballot staff within the next two weeks after long-running talks on a two-year wage deal collapsed.
"We have shown a readiness to be flexible in our demands, but the company is now indicating that it is no longer interested in negotiating," T&G negotiator John Street said in a statement.
No one at EasyJet was immediately available to comment.
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