Probation and family courts staff vote to strike over pay and workloads
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The British Family Court and Probation Service will hold a strike demanding higher wages and better working conditions. British Family Court and probation officers intend to strike due to low pay and difficult working conditions, transmit RIA News with reference to Napo Sectoral Union. The exact dates of the protest will be determined later. The dissatisfaction of the judiciary is due to the fact that the employer has offered to raise the salary…
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The Independent (US)Probation and family courts staff vote to strike over pay and workloads
Strike action is set to be launched at a later date following Friday’s vote
The union notes that its members ' salaries have not increased in real terms since 2010 and have been frozen at a level only slightly higher than the minimum wage.
Probation Staff Vote For Strike Action In 'serious Anger' Over Pay And Workloads
Members of the National Association of Probation Officers (NAPO) backed industrial action, including a total ban on overtime, which will start on 23 November. And although NAPO’s leadership has not decided to walk out just yet, plans are being made to launch strike action at a later stage if they “deem that option to be […]
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