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Improved pay and conditions for Christian Salvesen staff

by Personnel Today 18 Jun 2001
by Personnel Today 18 Jun 2001

Christian Salvesen, one of Europe’s largest logistics
companies, has signed an agreement with the T & G union to improve pay and
conditions in its UK industrial division.

The 106-page agreement, which covers 2,800 employees,
includes the introduction of a bonus scheme, improved representation for union
representatives and a greater emphasis on information and consultation.

In addition, a regional pay structure has been put in place
coupled with improvements in sickness benefit and holiday entitlements.

Dave Betts, managing director for Christian Salvesen in the
UK, said, “This represents a major step-change on employee relations for the
division.  From the company’s point of
view, the work we have done in the run-up to this agreement has already had a
significant impact in employee turnover.”

Steve Thomason, the
division’s HR director, added, “This proves what we and the trade unions have
been saying for some years – that there is a better and more constructive way
we can work together for the good of the company and its employees.”

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