Refuse workers in Warrington blame ‘council dithering’ for prolonging strikes
REFUSE workers in Warrington, Cheshire, have blamed “council dithering” for prolonging strike action over pay into the festive season.
Seventy members of union Unite are on strike from November 8 to November 20 after rejecting a below-inflation flat rate pay increase of £1,925.
The union says a provisional agreement on new proposals has been reached with the council, but that it cannot put the proposals to its members because they have not been confirmed in writing.
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