d have you actually read what was written? there has been NO strike
ballot as yet, all staff have been waiting patently for this to be
sorted out since april 2006, at the end of the day it could come to a
strike, but I doubt it and really don't want it to come to that.


We are awaiting our pay rise from April 2006, there have been no strike
ballots yet so nothing is imminent, the sticking points are the extra 30
mins friday and saturday night.

Pay rise? Safety I can understand, but pay rise? How much pay and time do
you think it's going to cost the general public? Was that factored in to
the strike discussion?