WORKERS at a popular Glasgow pub withdrew their labour today on health and safety grounds as their battle for union recognition goes on.

Employees walked out of the 13^th Note in Glasgow’s King Street, invoking section 44 of the Employment Rights Act, citing “serious and imminent danger to health and safety.”

This is the latest chapter in a dispute with the employer, which has been going on since February, as workers have raised concerns over what they call “poverty pay, a lack of legitimate contracts, major health and safety breaches, physically and mentally punishing working conditions, and pay discrimination by age and gender.”