Parking Policy: Issue 240 1 Mar 2012
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Imperial Tobacco workers consider strike over WPL
Patrick Mcdonnell
Workers at multi-national tobacco company Imperial Tobacco’s Nottingham site; are considering strike action over its decision to make them pay part of the workplace parking levy (WPL). In a recent consultative ballot, Unite and GMB union members voted 75.6% in favour of moving to a strike action ballot.
Unite regional officer, Luke Primarolo, said: “The council has imposed this levy on employers and it is their responsibility – not the workers. However, we now see this...
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