National Museum staff strike over two-tier pay
PCS organiser calls on managers and government to step up and end dispute
NATIONAL Museum of Scotland staff walked out at the Edinburgh institution yesterday for seven days of continuous strike action.
The latest action follows an 18-month dispute with management over the removal of weekend allowances for new staff.
Public-sector union PCS said that the removal of the allowances had reduced workers’ pay and created a two-tier earnings system, whereby workers joining after 2011 could earn £2-3,000 less than their co-workers who started earlier.
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