Workers to take strike action at Bryson Recycling
Supported by UNISON, drivers and kerbside loaders are taking strike action in a dispute over pay.
UNISON regional organiser, Joe McCusker, said:
“Our members in Bryson Recycling are asking for a fair day's pay for a fair day's work. They want their pay to reflect the value of the work they do. Bryson Recycling should be paying these workers a fair and decent wage”
The strike action on Friday will begin at 7am with a picket at Mallusk Road, Newtownabbey, at the entrance to the Central Park Industrial Estate.
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