Strike threat by South Yorkshire bus drivers lifted as workers back new pay offer
- Wednesday 31 July 2019
A pay dispute by around 900 bus drivers in South Yorkshire has ended, lifting the threat of a further two 24 hour strikes, after workers at First South Yorkshire Limited voted to accept a revised pay offer Unite, Britain and Ireland’s largest union, said today (Wednesday 31 July).
Unite regional officer Phil Bown said: “Unite members have voted to accept the company’s revised pay offer. This lifts the threat of strike action and brings this dispute to a close.
“Our members have once again shown what can be achieved by standing together and that it pays to be a member of Unite.”
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Note to editors:
- Unite is Britain and Ireland’s largest union with members working across all sectors of the economy. The general secretary is Len McCluskey.
