Pay Dispute Sparks Strikes at BAE Systems
Workers at British defence group BAE Systems in northwest England plan strikes from February 2 to 20 over pay and conditions. The union, Unite, claims negotiations were conducted in bad faith, prompting over 1,200 members to walk out in protest.
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In northwest England, BAE Systems is facing a significant strike from its workforce, who are demanding better pay and working conditions. Slated from February 2 to at least February 20, the planned action is a result of failed negotiations.
Unite, the union representing the workers, has criticized the talks, accusing the company of 'bad faith negotiations'. More than 1,200 union members are poised to join the walkouts, signaling a serious escalation in the dispute.
The strike underlines ongoing tensions within the defense sector over employment terms, putting pressure on BAE Systems to reach a resolution.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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