BRS Salary Gradings
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AT a meeting of the standing committee last week the trade unions representative of British Road Services clerical and supervisory grades were told that the management considered the six grades now operating to be adequate for the present needs of the service.
The trade unions were critical of this decision and pointed out that other
sections of the transport industry had • introduced improvements into their salary structures; it was felt, particularly in view of the Transport Holding Companys annual report, thatBRS should take similar action.
A further meeting of the standing committee to consider specific trade Onion proposals will be held on July 16.
ROAD FREIGHT AGREE MENT8 GOING AHEAD \VILuxenviinsiotu4rgto aSnt:eitipirelinhiarins, behind them and tentative dates used for trips to Brussels and The Hague, the British team discussing bilateral road freight agreements mith European countries is making good progress and getting a generally enthusiastic reception from Continental counterparts. As revealed in " CM" on June 4, the Ministry of Transport hopes to be able to draw up agreements with 10 countries to speed the flow of road freight.
Visits to Austria, Italy. and Switzerland have yet to be arranged, hut they will -certainly be made before long.