The union organising a series of strikes among catering staff at Gatwick have suspended the first round of industrial action.
Workers employed by dnata had planned to strike from Friday 26 April to Monday 29 April, from Friday 3 May to Monday 6 May, and again from Friday 10 May to Monday 13 May.
The union Unite has announced strike action scheduled from 26-29 April has been suspended to allow workers to be balloted on a new settlement offer.
Unite regional officer Dominic Rothwell said: “Following an improved offer from dnata, Unite has suspended strikes in order to ballot its members on the new offer.”
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Workers employed by dnata had planned to strike from Friday 26 April to Monday 29 April, from Friday 3 May to Monday 6 May, and again from Friday 10 May to Monday 13 May.
The union Unite has announced strike action scheduled from 26-29 April has been suspended to allow workers to be balloted on a new settlement offer.
Unite regional officer Dominic Rothwell said: “Following an improved offer from dnata, Unite has suspended strikes in order to ballot its members on the new offer.”
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