Tuesday, May 7, 2024

Short-lived School Meals action

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STAFFERS at the School Meals Department at Lancaster, St James, were off the job again yesterday.

However, this time it was not from the heat in the kitchen.

Some employees began wildcat industrial action, but were back at their stations less than an hour later, after a visit by their representative, the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW).

Assistant general secretary of the NUPW, Wayne Walrond, told the NATION the decision to strike was based on what they thought was a supervisor being passed over for promotion.

“The workers were back on the job quickly. There was a miscommunication which led to them thinking a supervisor had been bypassed for promotion, but that was quickly clarified and they returned to work. (BA)

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