Engineering Construction Industry News Today

Around 90 workers at the Mossmorran gas plant are resuming strike action this week over a pay dispute with Shell.

Thousands of engineering construction workers at refineries and power plants have dropped their strike threats and accepted a revised pay offer.

Thousands of construction workers at energy sites have called off strike action after accepting a pay rise of more than 17 per cent over two years. 3,000

Around 3,000 staff accept 'whopping' pay offer from employers

Strike action averted at nuclear power station and refinery sites after

Health workers opposing staff shortages and privatisation walk out in 24-hour national strike against Meloni government’s austerity budget; tens of thousands demonstrate in cities across Israel after IDF murder of three hostages, demanding Gaza ceasefire and prisoner exchange; three-day wildcat strike and sit-in by South African miners at platinum mine in North West Province sabotaged by union

A GROUP of engineering construction workers at Mossmorran have voted for strike action after rejecting a national pay deal.

Engineering construction workers at GSK's Montrose plant and Exxon Mobil at Mossmorran have voted for strike action over a pay dispute.

Kaefer maintenance and repair contractors based at Mossmorran started strike action this week.

About 150 Kaefer contractors have started a week of strikes at a pair of Scottish gas plants operated by Shell.