http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_midlands/4876270.stm
If anyone fancies writing something up for /news on this that'd be great
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_midlands/4876270.stm
If anyone fancies writing something up for /news on this that'd be great
Tried to get hold of teh TGWU secretary in Wolverhampton but no joy, dont know if a date has been set but ill go up to the offices tommorow.
should have read teh whole article
The BBC has learned that three strike days affecting services across Birmingham, the Black Country, Solihull and Coventry are set for Saturday 22 April, Friday 28 April and Monday 8 May.
Just spoke to teh tgwu office in london and teh dispute is on three demands
firstly and increase of pay to 20K a year
secondly a reduction of driving hours to eight in one day and a maximum of 4 without a break
thirdly more security over pensions.
Will be getting more info tommorow, and hopefully organising solidarity actions starting ASAP.
Just spoke to teh tgwu office in london and teh dispute is on three demandsfirstly and increase of pay to 20K a year
secondly a reduction of driving hours to eight in one day and a maximum of 4 without a break
thirdly more security over pensions.
Will be getting more info tommorow, and hopefully organising solidarity actions starting ASAP.
so sounds like an offensive struggle then? good stuff
Hmm Freedom covered the First bus drivers struggle, we only had a brief mention on news here, that won though...
Me thinks ill go up to the tgwu offices and see whats happening before trades council tommorow. Ill write something up tonight.