Futamura workers to vote on strike action after rejecting '1.2' pay rise
Over 94% of GMB union members at Futamura's Wigton site rejected a 1.2% pay offer, demanding a 3.8% rise to match inflation and avoid real-terms cuts.
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Workers to vote on strike action after 'insulting' pay offer
Workers at a Cumbria packaging firm will vote on strike action after rejecting an ‘insulting’ pay offer. Pay offer = pay cut More than 100 workers at Futamura, in Wigton, turned down the company’s 1.2 per cent pay offer by a majority of 94 per cent. Trade union GMB is demanding a 3.8 per cent pay increase, in line with inflation. This is to ensure members do not suffer yet another real-terms pay cut. The union has engaged with the Advisory, Conc…
Strike threat at Futamura: Wigton packaging workers reject 1.2% pay rise, set vote
Over 100 workers at Futamura’s Wigton plant will vote on strike action after 94% rejected a 1.2% pay offer, the GMB union said Monday. The union is seeking a 3.8% raise. Futamura said talks will continue with Acas involved. UK inflation stood at 3.4% in December. The post Strike threat at Futamura: Wigton packaging workers reject 1.2% pay rise, set vote appeared first on TechStock².
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