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End to inspector-driver drift?
7th July 1972, Page 30
7th July 1972
Page 30
Page 30, 7th July 1972
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Keywords :
Employment Compensation, Labour Relations, Labor Economics, Income Distribution, United Kingdom Labour Law, Labor, Business / Finance
• The trade unions are to put new proposals to the National Bus Company which, it is hoped, will settle a wage claim by 900 bus inspectors and cash clerks in the North. A 20 per cent wage claim has been submitted to the company, with a proviso that there should be a 15 per cent differential between the rates for drivers and inspectors. The unions claim that at present because of wage rates, inspectors are returning to jobs as bus drivers because their earnings could be higher. Mr B. McArdle, an organizer of the Transport and General Workers' Union, said they had new ideas to deal with the position which, he hoped, would be acceptable to the management.