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Striking bin men back at work
Striking bin men from Haringey in London resumed work yesterday after reaching a settlement with employers Haringey Accord. In a narrow secret ballot held by the transport and general workers union (TGWU) on Monday the striking workers agreed to return to work immediately. The two-week strike by 48 TGWU members started on July 31 after a long-running dispute over cuts to the refuse collection service in the borough. Refuse crews refused ...
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