If the contractors go bust, it will cost the council more to bring in new ones (notwithstanding the delays)
A trade unions rally was held in central Lincoln this weekend, as workers took a stand against what they call unfair pay terms in their jobs.‘ took place through the High Street on Saturday, October 15, with representatives from multiple trade unions – including the GMB, Unison, Unite the Union and NASUWT .
The rally started outside the Cardinal’s Hat and went through the High Street. | Photo: John Aron for The Lincolnite The train travel sector has been hit with significant disruption as a result of consistent picket lining by the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers, along with train drivers’ union ASLEF.This has also been the case for the Communications Workers Union, which has organised walk-outs at Royal Mail and BT and Openreach call centres in recent weeks and months.The Lincolnite
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