UNISON members at Notts County have been taking industrial action since the beginning of April to defend an attack on their terms and conditions.
The real impact is beginning to hit home with the Council. The cost of pool cars, taxis and additional time taken due to using public transport is mounting up. The goodwill of staff has been lost and service delivery is beginning to be seriously affected.
Relatively few staff have returned the tear off slip from Chief Executive, Mick Burrows, letter asking them to agree to the new terms and conditions. The local UNISON branch has sent members an alternative letter stating that they are opposed to the new terms and conditions and only working under protest. The letter is on the branch website below:
We know that the action is having a real impact and we hope the council will see sense soon and come back to the negotiating table. Watch this space for more developments.
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