St Pancras contract cleaners balloted for strikes
CONTRACT cleaners at London’s St Pancras International railway station started a ballot yesterday on strike action over attacks on their jobs, pay and working conditions.
They are members of the transport union RMT and work for contract firm Initial Facilities.
RMT says the firm is introducing a “re-organisation” which threatens staff cuts of 30 per cent, blocks progress through pay grades and changes hours and conditions which the union says will be “devastating.”
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