TAKEAWAY delivery company Deliveroo has launched in new territory this week and is offering £10 off for new customers. Beginning this week, the company will now be operating in Burnley meaning that local residents will be able to order meals from a range of restaurants and retailers in the town. The app and website will also be continuing to add new partners from across Burnley to its roster of clients over the coming months. Deliveroo regional director Harrison Foster said: Launching in Burnley is a key milestone for Deliveroo. Burnley has a thriving foodie community and a wide range of restaurants and retailers, so we’re excited to connect them.
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Independent Workers Union threaten ESB strike action
Updated / Thursday, 15 Apr 2021
14:51
ESB is facing the threat of industrial action from Monday from over 500 network technicians represented by the Independent Workers Union
Industry and Employment Correspondent
The ESB is facing the threat of industrial action from Monday from over 500 network technicians represented by a union which the company does not recognise.
The Independent Workers Union has confirmed that a work-to-rule will commence on Monday, with a full 24-hour stoppage on Thursday 22nd April, and a further two day strike on Thursday 29th and Friday 30th April.
The ESB confirmed that it had received a comunication from the Independent Workers Union in relation to a trade dispute.
Deliveroo workers demand better pay and conditions as company floats on London stock exchange
Hundreds of Deliveroo riders struck in Britain Wednesday. The union organising the strike, the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB), said its members were demanding “fair pay, safety protections and basic workers’ rights.”
Around 200 of the gig economy workers protested outside Deliveroo’s London HQ, with socially distanced protests also held in and Reading, Newcastle, York and Leicester. During the day, riders, many with their Deliveroo insulated backpacks on, drove their bicycles and mopeds through the centre of London beeping their horns to publicise their grievances.
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