Choristers
at the English National Opera (ENO) have called off threatened strike action
after coming to an agreement with managers.
In
the deal, around one-sixth of the choir members will take voluntary redundancy,
leaving a permanent chorus of 50.
The
singers staged strike action last month after ENO bosses threatened to make a
third of them redundant.
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A
second strike, scheduled to coincide with the UK première of The Handmaid’s
Tale on 3 April, has now been cancelled.
