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Amicus members at Rolls Royce to strike over pay

by Mike Berry 21 Sep 2006
by Mike Berry 21 Sep 2006

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Amicus members at Rolls-Royce in Derby are set to strike after rejecting a second pay offer from the company.

The union has given the company notice of its intention to call a strike which could begin before the end of the month, after members rejected a 3.5% pay offer coupled with a one-off payment of £500.

Mike Berry

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