That's how the cookie crumbles: Britain's longest chocolate strike ends with inflation-busting near double pay offer
BRITAIN’S longest chocolate strike ended today with an inflation-busting 10.4 per cent pay rise for workers.
GMB announced its members had ended their seven-week action at Nottinghamshire’s Cargill Chocolate after bosses nearly doubled their previous offer.
The union said biscuit lovers can breathe a sigh of relief as workers accepted the pay rise from the chocolate giant along with a one-off cost-of-living payment.
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