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TNT faces pay dispute
4th March 2004, Page 13
4th March 2004
Page 13
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Business, Management, Express Mail, Human Resource Management, Offshoring, Outsourcing, Transfer Of Undertakings (protection Of Employment) Regulations, Tnt N.v., Ceva Logistics, Tnt, Trinitrotoluene
A DISTRIBUTION contract won by TNT Network Logistics has sparked a dispute over drivers' pay.
The Transport & General Workers Union says a dozen drivers who deliver for DS Smith Packaging in Derbyshire were transferred from AAG Distribution to TNT at the beginning of last month (February).
T&G regional industrial organiser John Evans says the TUPE transfer of undertakings regula tions have not been honoured because the drivers have lost the guarantee of 31 hours-a-week "driven time".
"They are on around 2% more when driving so ifs an integral part of ensuring their earnings don't drop." he explains. "They're only getting 23 hours at this rate at the moment."
A spokesman for TNT says the TUPE regulations have been fully complied with.