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Updated: May 3, 2021, 11:16 am .Aberdeen City Council HQ, Marischal College in Broad Street.CR0015274 Marischal College Locator of The fountain at Marischal College, Aberdeen. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Scores of “overworked” Aberdeen City Council employees could be set to strike after a surge in north-east housing arrears and homelessness has left many staff “at breaking point”. Cuts to housing service...

http://shet.news/fcl6m Copied! UNION members working on the Sullom Voe harbour tugs will refuse to do any overtime as of 17 May as industrial action over a dispute around long service awards gets underway. Earlier this week, Unite members voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action at the oil port which could be stepped up to strike action depending on progress of negotiations with Shetland Islands Council (SIC). 10 of 13Adverts Around 40 towage workers are participating in the industrial action which could result in a “significant impact” on oil processing and supplies. To...

Home / Commodities / Freight News / North Sea Brent loadings to stop if no strike deal reached -union North Sea Brent loadings to stop if no strike deal reached -union North Sea Brent loadings to stop if no strike deal reached -union North Sea Brent loadings to stop if no strike deal reached -union Loadings of the Brent crude oil stream in the British North Sea, which underpin the global Brent benchmark contract, would stop in mid-May if no deal is reached between the Unite union and the Shetland Islands Council employing them. “We are hoping to get a resolution without strike action, but i...

http://shet.news/mk3ar Copied! GRANTING the men who work on the council’s tugs at Sella Ness long service awards of one extra month’s salary could – potentially – expose Shetland Islands Council (SIC) to millions of pounds worth of equal pay claims. SIC chief executive Maggie Sandison told Shetland News that it was not possible for the tug workers to start unpicking their special contractual arrangements with the council without undoing the entire set-up. 2 of 13Adverts The men working on the Sullom Voe tugs have now overwhelmingly voted in favour of industrial action...

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