Staff on strike at the Survitec factory in Dunmurry want a 'respectful' pay offer as the company says it is committed to finding an acceptable resolution
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Survitec, a global manufacturer of lifeboats and emergency equipment, is hoping for an "acceptable resolution".Image caption,One worker, who has been with the company for 40 years, said she was on the picket line because she was "struggling to keep my home afloat". Another worker said the pay rises offered so far had been disrespectful to staff, particularly after their work during the Covid-19 pandemic.
He said there was a good atmosphere on the picket line, with the striking workers singing and dancing.Susan Fitzgerald from Unite said: "This is very much a strike about pay but also respect.She said the strike would continue until members received a respectful pay offer.
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