Warrington bin strike update

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On Thursday 7 December, the council and Unite met and agreed positive resolutions to a number of local issues. In addressing these issues, Unite has agreed to end its dispute with the council and to call off the current industrial action, with its members returning to work immediately. Until Friday 22 December, to make sure you get a bin collection, we are advising all residents to put both bins black and blue out on your normal bin day. We will then collect the right bin for you. Please leave your bins out until 4pm. We understand that not having your household waste or recycling bins emptied is frustrating.

Warrington bin strike update

Refuse workers have been out on strike for the majority of the past 10 weeks in a dispute over pay and conditions. The latest was due to run until Christmas Eve. And a deal has been agreed which will see workers return to work tomorrow, Friday. Details of the deal have not been confirmed but it is understood it does not include a cash payment but does include a 'dispute resolution payment' to cover wages for some of the time staff have been out on strike. Unite said the deal includes a dispute resolution payment as well as improvements to terms and conditions and the creation of a number of permanent full time roles for those on temporary seasonal contracts. By standing together and taking industrial action, they ensured the council made a much-improved offer. Bin collections will resume tomorrow and crews will be collecting black and blue bin waste and recycling the council said. Visit warrington. A council spokesman said: "There will however be significantly more waste and recycling to collect across Warrington, which means that our vehicles will become full more quickly. For now, the extended opening hours at our community recycling centres will remain the same. The council lost a High Court battle on Friday to call off the strikes. Unite condemned the Labour-run council for its role in failing to find a resolution. Where is Kate Middleton? Breaking down rumors and speculation that Kate Middleton and Prince William are getting a divorce, and how Rose Hanbury factors in.

Unison has been made aware that Warrington Borough Council has reached agreement with Unite regarding the industrial action which has resulted in the withdrawal of strike action with immediate effect. Council explains why it can't organise private bin collections.

In addressing these issues, Unite has agreed to end its dispute with the council and to call off the current industrial action, with its members returning to work immediately. The council — led by the Leader of the Council, Cllr Hans Mundry and Chief Executive Professor Steven Broomhead MBE — alongside Unite representatives, have reached agreement on a number of local issues, including a commitment from the council to make permanent a number of fixed term roles. What does this mean for your bin collections? From tomorrow, Friday 8 December, bin collections will resume. Workers will be collecting black and blue bin waste and recycling.

Some residents have not had collections for several weeks. An agreement has been reach to end long-running strikes affecting bin collections in Warrington. Staff first walked out at the beginning of October and some in the Cheshire town have not had collections for several weeks. Warrington Council said it had reached agreement with Unite union members on various local issues and collections can now resume. Unite said it had secured an improved deal from the council. The union previously said a nationally-agreed pay-rise was not enough. The council said bin collections will resume from Friday. It said it would try to reach everyone on their standard bin collection days, with all collection days published on its website.

Warrington bin strike update

Refuse workers first walked out at the beginning of October in a row over pay and conditions. But now, as we approach December, we are well into the fourth phase of bin strikes. And tomorrow, the High Court is set to hear a legal case brought by Warrington Borough council in a bid to end the strikes. Since the beginning of October, four waves of bin strikes have been announced. The first took place on October 3 and lasted until October During this period, a second wave of walkouts was confirmed for October 24 to November 6. But as there was a pause in strikes, the council was able to catch up on black bin collections in the town — which meant it had to suspend blue and green ones. Meanwhile, a third wave of strikes was announced for November 8 to November

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Featured 12th March am 0. What does this mean for your bin collections From Friday 8 December bin collections restarted. Two bin wagons out in Warrington today, council confirms. Edit comment Cancel. Please leave your bins out until 4pm. Tom Bedworth. The fourth walk-out was planned to end yesterday, December 4, however according to the council, further notice has been service that Unite may strike until Christmas Eve. The Bolton News. In addressing these issues, Unite has agreed to end its dispute with the council and to call off the current industrial action, with its members returning to work immediately. Sky News. Bin strikes: MP issues warning over 'proper funding' for workers. We understand that not having your household waste or recycling bins emptied is frustrating. Police are hunting a gang of kidnappers after footage emerged of a man being pulled into a van in broad daylight. Council says which households will - and won't - have bins collected next week.

Refuse workers have been out on strike for the majority of the past 10 weeks in a dispute over pay and conditions.

Featured 20th March am 0. While the Russian election results were condemned in the west, the reaction across Asia, Africa and Latin America shows a new global dynamic is emerging. Yes delete Cancel. Featured 12th March am 0. Council explains why it can't organise private bin collections. You can check your bin collection day on our site. I am a garden waste subscriber, what will happen with these collection? And the walk-outs show no sign of stopping just yet, with them continuing to Christmas Eve. Featured 17th March pm 0. The council believes Friday's judgement in the High Court could affect future pay negotiations across the country.