Bin strikes could be back on after trade unions accused council bosses of reneging on a pay deal
Scotland’s streets were marked by overflowing rubbish during a bitter dispute between unions and councils over pay in August.
In a letter to COSLA, UNISON wrote: “It is frankly outrageous that the draft pay circular sent to us on 7th October sought to time limit elements of the offer that had no time limitation on them in the original offer letter or in the discussions we had prior to it.
“We have made clear to the employer and the Scottish Government that our strike mandates remain live and all three trade unions are under increasing pressure from members, who are rapidly losing faith in their employer, to lift the strike suspensions if a resolution and call members out if a resolution is not achieved quickly.”
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