Unfortunately, the current industrial action at Arriva North West is not resolved.
Here's an updated statement from Arriva.
“We are extremely disappointed that despite further negotiations today with Unite and GMB and a very generous improved offer, the Unions have once again walked away without even agreeing to put our offer to their members. This means we continue to face ongoing strike action across the North West region, causing continued misery for passengers.
We have worked tirelessly to reach an agreement on a way forward, today making an offer that would have seen our drivers being the highest paid in the region, with no changes to current employee benefits and a lump sum of backdated pay to April 1st 2022.
Our customers will share our frustration at the Unions’ unreasonable stance. We are seeking to engage ACAS to help bring a resolution to this situation and we urge Unite and GMB to immediately reconsider their position, call an end to strike action and give their members the opportunity to ballot on our generous pay rise.”
The Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner has saved ten PCSOs
Illegal vapes, tobacco and alcohol seized in trading standards operation
Man charged in relation to burglary in Chester
Active travel and safety improvements coming to Ewloe roundabouts
Aquanatal Classes Make Waves at Local Swim School
CFC Women's Team Mid-Season Review
Chester and Wirral Football League - Weekend Round Up
Chester Zoo hits new all-time visitor record in landmark year for conservation charity
WILLY RUSSELL COMEDY SET TO BE STAGED AT CHESTER THEATRE
Blues Match Report: Chester FC 0 - 1 Worksop Town
Blues Match Preview: Chester FC v Worksop Town
Countess of Chester Hospital urges public vigilance and handwashing to help stop the spread of Norovirus
Cheshire Firefighter Recognised in New Year's Honours
Blues Match Report: Chester FC 2 - 0 Macclesfield FC
Blues Match Preview: Chester FC v Macclesfield FC
Comments
Add a comment