RMT Ends Dispute With MJ Quinn Following Olympic Bonus And Pay Increment, Whilst Telent Dispute Suspended For Further Talks
Submitted by admin on 5 July, 2012 - 04:18
We note the resolutions from our LU Engineering branch, and in line with these, we instruct the General Secretary to:
- advise MJ Quinn that following its Olympic bonus, pay increment and relaxation of
leave restriction, we are no longer in dispute with the company on this contract - cancel the ballot of our members on this MJ Quinn contract
- advise our members of this decision
- keep our ballot of our members on Telent in suspension
- place in front of us reports on further talks with Telent and reports from our branch as
to members’ views
LU Engineering branch and London Transport Regional Council to be advised.
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