Monday 20 June 2022 01:10 AM Now for some good news! Traffic wardens are also set to go on strike... trends now
Monday 20 June 2022 01:10 AM Now for some good news! Traffic wardens are also set to go on strike... trends now
Now for some good news! Traffic wardens are also set to go on strike... meaning tickets will not be issued and council parking will be free Wardens will start a seven-day strike over pay cuts and ‘fire and rehire’ tactics Walkout in Wiltshire means parking fines will not be issued, costing £30,000 GMB action from June 30 to July 6 follows two days of strikes in county in May
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For some commuters hit by rising fuel costs and rail strikes, it is the glimmer of a silver lining.
This month traffic wardens will start a seven-day strike in protest at pay cuts and ‘fire and rehire’ tactics.
The walkout in Wiltshire means penalty charge notices will not be issued and charges in council car parks will not be enforced, costing £30,000 in revenue.
The action by the GMB from June 30 to July 6 follows two days of strikes in the county in May.
The union is opposing a pay cut of 10 per cent, or
