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Rolls Royce workers on submarine programme start industrial action - Vimarsana News

Rolls Royce workers on submarine programme start industrial action

Workers will follow strictly follow pre-agreed terms and avoid any work beyond those boundaries

Industrial Action at Rolls-Royce Threatens UK's Aukus Submarine Schedule Amid Pay Dispute - Vimarsana News

Industrial Action at Rolls-Royce Threatens UK's Aukus Submarine Schedule Amid Pay Dispute

In a developing situation that could have far-reaching implications for the UK's defence capabilities and international commitments, industrial action by GMB union members at Rolls-Royce has set the stage for potential delays in Britain's nuclear submarine programme. The workforce at the Derby plant, responsible for manufacturing nuclear reactor plants pivotal to powering the UK's submarine…

Nuclear submarine programme at risk as workers stage industrial action - Vimarsana News

Nuclear submarine programme at risk as workers stage industrial action

Work on Britain’s nuclear submarine programme could face delays as hundreds of Rolls-Royce workers stage industrial action in a dispute over pay.

Source: yahoo.com
Rolls-Royce nuclear sub workers face strike ballot in pay dispute - Vimarsana News

Rolls-Royce nuclear sub workers face strike ballot in pay dispute

Employees that work in Rolls-Royce's nuclear submarine programme are to be balloted in a dispute over pay, facing the prospect of strikes.

Source: cityam.com
Nottinghamshire County Council confident staff walk-out at Veolia waste centres will have minimal impact - Vimarsana News

Nottinghamshire County Council confident staff walk-out at Veolia waste centres will have minimal impact

A county councillor says he is confident contingency plans will limit disruption to households caused by a planned strike of recycling staff.